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No, but my Android phone is. In all seriousness, having migrated from a BB to a more modern phone architecture (iPhone or Android, take your pick), I feel like
by elblanco 16y ago
No, but my Android phone is.
In all seriousness, having migrated from a BB to a more modern phone architecture (iPhone or Android, take your pick), I feel like it is much more an extension of self than my BB ever was. Even if I have no particular need to use it, I can feel my heart palpitating if my battery starts to get low.
I've been wondering about this recently...why does my current phone feel so much more part of "me" than my BB ever did? I think it's because I feel like my computer is a part of me and my Android phone feels like a powerful enough device (and is customizable enough) that I can make it reflect what I want to do. I could never quite get there with my BB, and the performance was never quite up to snuff enough to use it for quick internet activities.