Susan Harkins
ssharkins at gmail.com
Thu Oct 4 10:23:37 CDT 2012
The pcs I use for work are over 10 years old (albeit upgraded by my own hands). I don't have a tablet. My cellphones are TracFones and they're eight years old. I still read real books. My needs are simple. :) If I were doing what most of you were doing, I couldn't operate like this, but it works for me. One of the kids at the wildlife center where I volunteer calls my TracFone a "museum piece!" :) But, I pay about $10 a month and it does what I need. It doesn't even take bad pictures. :) I love that technology is generating jobs and all this great innovation though, so don't get me wrong. I just don't have a need right now. Most of the settings on my digital camera are still unexplored. :) The touch screens that my grandchildren are using on their TOYS totally blow me away -- still. I mean, this is Star Trek stuff and we have it right now. But, my grandkids take it for granted -- it IS their world, not something new and sci fi -- they have it. A couple of the kids at the center have the newer phones that share files using the scan feature -- they just line up and share -- totally messes with my brain. :) What... no connection string that's missing an arcane argument????? I don't really care much who's producing it as long as they all keep shoving one another back to their drawing boards. :) Seriously... 20 years ago, we were barely using the Internet and my phone was still connected to the wall! Now we've got data streaming into hand held phones that respond to little finger taps and share files just by touching -- I'm dizzy, I need to go rest. :) Susan H. > > But my tablet and my cell is Android based and I am OK with that as well. >