> That might be a generational thing. I'm sure you're right. I pre-date cell phones and video games and never got interested in either one aside from the tech

> That might be a generational thing. I'm sure you're right. I pre-date cell phones and video games and never got interested in either one aside from the technology. A phone seems like a poor substitute to a fast workstation with multiple screens and a keyboard (to me), but I can see the cost in mobile connectivity. Luckily, we can all choose our poison, although my own old man phone needs are not as well supported. The interesting thing is to consider how your personal technology stack reprograms your thinking.