There are so many things I miss about my flip phone. No accidental butt dials. Not that I can actually butt dial as my touch screen is so LARGE that it will NOT fit into a human pocket. Often it is too big for the provided pocket that comes with totes especially designed for the cell phone. NOT my cell phone.
My last phone was an Easyfone which totally lives up to its name. Turn it on and it is ready to go. No waiting for the forces of nature to connect to cyberspace even though I don’t have all the so called cool features as apps and the internet. Unwanted ads. I already get that through texting – Thank you very much. Never got the ads through my cell phone – not even Trump’s important message that went out to most cell phone owners. Not me. It was great.
I did get the Amber Alerts – and the ones
sent out of Oregon and not Utah (even though I still have a Utah area
code). I seriously thought about
changing to an Oregon number –
back in 2020 when I went through NOT ONE but THREE different cell phones. THREE!!! Give me a break. Initially I thought I’d just wait
until the pandemic was/is over –
though good I didn’t – as I would
have been without for two years now.
My Easyfone still works – just no
service with my current carrier – but that could change again. Not looking to do that anytime soon. But you never know. The touch screen takes much more awesome
pictures than does the Easyfone. But
then again – I use my
phone for a phone and not a camera – but as I have that added feature, why
not. Doesn’t zoom in as great as my camera does – and my camera
is easier to carry than the brick I call a cell phone (or is it the other way
around?) and everybody in the neighborhood knows when I am taking a picture as
it has the same click as those old time cameras – invented long before I was.
And let us not forget my skinny fingers turning into the size of hotdogs each time I try to press a button. (Swipe a button?) I was never frustrated by the cell phone. Time to stop my griping. I need to get ready to go to the pool.
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