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Originally Posted by DreamWriter
Yeah, I know what you mean. I remember the "good old days" (in the 1980s  ), when I was up on all the latest technology. Now the tables have turned; my daughter teaches me.
She's a young adult now, and she pays for her own smartphone, etc. I've never had one. When she showed me how her phone can broadcast wifi to her laptop (and my Kindle) I was amazed. Now I'm wondering what else I'm missing out on. Maybe it's best that I don't know.
 So true. |
I just got my first smart phone this year and I don't know how I lived without it! I can do so many things on it besides voice calls and text. I can surf, do email, read books...etc
I have apps to tell me to take my medicine which is a huge help. A nagging app that tells me to get off my bottom and clean this or that.
Sales tax calculator and a sales percentage off calculator app that helps know what I am paying for my books. Weather apps that keeps me safe and informs me of any bad weather. Package tracking so I know when something is getting here like my Kindle will be here today.
My grocery shopping lists app that I use to send my husband so he can pick stuff up on his way home for work. My bill reminder app so I don't forget and have the total amount right in front of me. My recipes app so I don't mess up hubby's dinner.
It also plays music, videos, games and podcasts. I could go on and on but I'll stop now.
Basically there is an app for everything! My phone never leaves my side. It's like having a mini PC with you at all times.