Jerry Seinfeld does not like BlackBerry. Or iPhones. Here's why.
BlackBerry, iPhone users are often perceived as being "anti-social or snobbish" in a group as all their attention is normally on what's happening on their phones rather than paying attention to people who are around them. At least, that's what stand-up comedian, Jerry Seinfeld seems to believe. Seen here on the David Letterman 'Late Night Show,' have a look and maybe the scenario will seem familiar.
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