Why it's dangerous to talk and drive

Let's have lunch here.
Actually, getting distracted and crashing into a tree might be the better alternative.

A Stanford University study found that if you put a virus on a touchscreen surface then about 30 percent of it will make the jump to the fingertips of anyone who touches it. From there it goes into the eyes, mouth, or nose -- whichever face-hole is in most urgent need of a rub. And