my mom> "Why a new android? when u have an old one that still calls, reads and delivers sms."
me> the new one has jelly bean, old one had eclair
mom> wat chocolate eclairs r u talking about, do not change the topic
me> huh? leave it. anyway I still like my "chocolate" eclair
My mom asks me why do i need to buy new one when my old one works just fine, which according to her should just call, read and sent messages pretty well. Is this just frustration for she sees me like a child wanting to taste different colored candies even though all of them taste the same or has the technological gap has reached another level in my family?
Alarm->mail check->read news->listen to music->prepare a day's schedule->voice search integrated with google->search anything, everything->charge->recharge->chat-> check status on fb->check tweets->read blogs->download stuff->play scrabble and chess with buddies sitting next or strangers else where->open sources->read ebooks->apps-> work on presentations->race some cars->use GPS to locate restaurants and destinations -> call->message-> fianlly endless personalizing my android.
Now my phone has become an inseparable part of me, but still why does my mom want me to use "alarm clock+newspaper+media player+chess and scrabble board+pen, paper+computer with net+a simple phone"
me> the new one has jelly bean, old one had eclair
mom> wat chocolate eclairs r u talking about, do not change the topic
me> huh? leave it. anyway I still like my "chocolate" eclair
My mom asks me why do i need to buy new one when my old one works just fine, which according to her should just call, read and sent messages pretty well. Is this just frustration for she sees me like a child wanting to taste different colored candies even though all of them taste the same or has the technological gap has reached another level in my family?
Alarm->mail check->read news->listen to music->prepare a day's schedule->voice search integrated with google->search anything, everything->charge->recharge->chat-> check status on fb->check tweets->read blogs->download stuff->play scrabble and chess with buddies sitting next or strangers else where->open sources->read ebooks->apps-> work on presentations->race some cars->use GPS to locate restaurants and destinations -> call->message-> fianlly endless personalizing my android.
Now my phone has become an inseparable part of me, but still why does my mom want me to use "alarm clock+newspaper+media player+chess and scrabble board+pen, paper+computer with net+a simple phone"