FrankCrank
Old layabout
....yep, got myself a smartphone yesterday in BKK, been putting it off for ages, but finally had to succumb. My basic old style phone was good for a couple of years, then some buttons stopped working. Next, given a hand-me-down cheapie with touchscreen that seemed to have a mind of its own as regards responding to any touch.
Fed up with all this, I'm now the 'proud' owner of a Samsung Galaxy J7. This seems like huge overkill for my meagre needs, but I'm planning to de-clutter my life a little with this new gadget. Hoping I can ditch my two old MP3 players and have all my music on the phone, and no need to carry a dedicated camera anymore, and I think the tablet will be gathering dust also as there's room to store video content on the 48GB of memory. I don't do Facebook - leave all that to Mrs Crank, but occasionally use Skype and Line.
We travelled to the commercial heart of BKK for our shopping trip, and used the Skytrain for part of the
journey. Amazing to watch throngs of commuters queueing for tickets and passing through turnstiles, glued to their phones the whole time, never seeming to divert their glance in any way. I've heard of many more contenders for the Darwin awards thanks to this phenomena, hard to fathom how smartphones can have such a grip on peoples lives...............scary stuff.....
Fed up with all this, I'm now the 'proud' owner of a Samsung Galaxy J7. This seems like huge overkill for my meagre needs, but I'm planning to de-clutter my life a little with this new gadget. Hoping I can ditch my two old MP3 players and have all my music on the phone, and no need to carry a dedicated camera anymore, and I think the tablet will be gathering dust also as there's room to store video content on the 48GB of memory. I don't do Facebook - leave all that to Mrs Crank, but occasionally use Skype and Line.
We travelled to the commercial heart of BKK for our shopping trip, and used the Skytrain for part of the
journey. Amazing to watch throngs of commuters queueing for tickets and passing through turnstiles, glued to their phones the whole time, never seeming to divert their glance in any way. I've heard of many more contenders for the Darwin awards thanks to this phenomena, hard to fathom how smartphones can have such a grip on peoples lives...............scary stuff.....