Elizabeth G. Crowley – Burns & Levinson LLP
"Well, this was a tough decision, but I would have to say my iPod is a very close second to my trusty Blackberry.  While I initially found London's proposal of padding lamp posts to protect Blackberry addicts from injury somewhat extreme, I must say I think they are onto something!  If Boston follows suit, my walk from Back Bay to work would surely be a safer journey."

Ed Dailey – Bromberg & Sunstein LLP
"My colleagues know I'm an early adopter and that I'll try anything – unless it includes the word, Microsoft…. My colleagues know also that I shamelessly flaunt an 8 square inch marvel as my current favorite, an iPhone. In fact, I stood in line last summer at an Apple® store to be one of the first to put the iPhone through its paces.  My sister in law declared that was embarrassing; she hopes I will not tell anyone I am part of her family. So it goes when you are leading edge….  In any case, from its idiot-proof touch interface to real time synching of multiple e-mail accounts and calendars (and soon to add push mail) to high definition pictures to all your iTunes to icon driven web access, the iPhone is the toy of choice. Oh, did I mention, it is a sweet phone also?"

Christina Miller – Suffolk County DA’s Office
"I'm old school.  No Blackberry, no iPod, no Wi-Fi.  I have a soft spot in my heart for DOS language I used on my Apple IIe to write graphics in 6th grade.  I'm a big fan of video games such as Tron and Galaxia.  A true child of the 80's!"