I have asked this question before, but want to know if I am the only one. When you add a calendar entry, contact or anything else that others do not see, do you still use proper capitals and punctuation? I do all of the time no matter what I am typing.

How often do you search for new smartphone software? I must admit to looking daily and use the site as an excuse for that particular habit.

Would you pay for access to the websites you like? This is an initiative which is being explored by Newspapers, but I am curious as to if you would consider paying for access to your favourite websites? Personally, I wouldn’t and believe that websites need to stand on their own two feet to survive by other means.

How many of your most used apps need to be connected to work? I have noticed that when I have no 3G connection available my iPhone is virtually unusable. It is amazing how quickly the smartphone world has moved to a near complete dependence on wireless connectivity.

What do you use text messaging for? That may sound like a silly question, but I ask because 95% of my incoming texts seem to be jokes, and rude ones at that:)

Do you use your smartphone to consume or create? This is a difficult question, but I tend to use my iPhone for consumption and my BlackBerry to create communications, lists and documents.

Do you consider the service your network provider offers to be good value for money? I am on a £30 / month tariff and on the whole am satisfied that it represents good value, particularly because I managed over 3GB of mobile data last month and they never seemed to notice…

I have asked this before, but it would be interesting to see if the trend has changed at all. What social network do you use more than any other on your smartphone? It’s Twitter for me and that’s about it. For some reason I have never got on well with Facebook and find it less than intuitive.

Which mobile phone or smartphone was the most ahead of its time in your opinion? I would say that the Treo 650 probably was for me because it was the first smartphone that really could do multiple tasks well. It wasn’t overly reliable, but was a breath of fresh air compared to what else was available at the time.

Where do you buy films and TV episodes to watch on your smartphone? iTunes seems to be the only credible option for me although the pricing sometimes leaves a lot to be desired. I should make an effort to convert more DVDs, but actually prefer to not have the discs cluttering up the house.

What one feature would you take from another mobile platform and add to the one you are currently using? I would probably go for the advanced home screen customisation and widgets available in Android and stick them in iOS.

How do you backup your digital data and do you back up all of it? I am talking about ‘all’ of your digital data- mobile and fixed computer content. I tend to sync my iPhone every 2 days and backup my BlackBerry once a week. I also use Time Machine on my Mac with an external hard drive which is dedicated purely for this purpose. I also backup my BlackBerry SD card once every 2 weeks just to be on the safe side. Anal? Yes. Peace of mind? Yes.

If you were limited to 2 apps and 2 games on your smartphone which would you choose? I would go for Amazon Kindle and Awesome Notes as the apps and WordPop! and Flick Kick Football for the games.

How often do you impulse purchase software, music or films for your mobile device? And how often have you regretted a purchase? I don’t buy so much these days, but have regretted more than my fair share of mobile software.

Where do you read your eBooks? I tend to mostly read in bed, but sometimes will in the Doctor’s or other places where I simply cannot sit and do nothing.