Although all the conversations we've had have in class, I have to say that my favourite piece of technology is my cellphone. I got it when I was the age of thirteen(I'm changing the equipment every time the device expires), but I use it now more than ever. I use it everyday constantly.
My cellphone is a simple device actually. Well, not that simple, but it's not an I-phone or something like that. I don't need one. I like mine because it has all my requirements. No more, no less. By it I can see what time is it, so I don't need a watch. I have the calendar, calculator and other stuff in it to organize myself. I have radio in my cellphone too and headphones to listen music wherever I want, and I have too a camera if I want to register a moment and I don't have the digital camera. That is very useful. But the most important thing is that Thanks to this piece of technology I can stay in touch with the people I care about, or simply, I can make or change plans, meetings, projects etc very easily. That's why I always try to keep it with the full battery so I can use it wherever I need it.
The truth is that I can't complain if I live without a TV, an MP3 or a computer (this one only if nobody has it, so I can be free of working on it) but my life really would change without a cellphone. I use it for so many things. I think that if I hasn't got one, I would need urgently an MP3 and I couldn't make quick plans with my friends or co-workers, so the bill of the land line would be bigger. My life would be very uncommunicative. So thank God I have one so I can make my life easier and keep in touch with my world with it.
Other piece of technology I couldn't live without would be stoves. But that's another story.
My cellphone is a simple device actually. Well, not that simple, but it's not an I-phone or something like that. I don't need one. I like mine because it has all my requirements. No more, no less. By it I can see what time is it, so I don't need a watch. I have the calendar, calculator and other stuff in it to organize myself. I have radio in my cellphone too and headphones to listen music wherever I want, and I have too a camera if I want to register a moment and I don't have the digital camera. That is very useful. But the most important thing is that Thanks to this piece of technology I can stay in touch with the people I care about, or simply, I can make or change plans, meetings, projects etc very easily. That's why I always try to keep it with the full battery so I can use it wherever I need it.
The truth is that I can't complain if I live without a TV, an MP3 or a computer (this one only if nobody has it, so I can be free of working on it) but my life really would change without a cellphone. I use it for so many things. I think that if I hasn't got one, I would need urgently an MP3 and I couldn't make quick plans with my friends or co-workers, so the bill of the land line would be bigger. My life would be very uncommunicative. So thank God I have one so I can make my life easier and keep in touch with my world with it.
Other piece of technology I couldn't live without would be stoves. But that's another story.
Paula,
ResponderEliminarIt sounds very honest! Jajaja check corrections.
Claudia
Although all the conversations we've had in class, I have to say that my favourite piece of technology is my cellphone. I got it when I was thirteen (I'm changing the equipment every time the device expires), but I use it now more than ever. I use it everyday constantly.
My cellphone is a simple device actually. Well, not that simple, but it's not an I-phone or something like that. I don't need one. I like mine because it MEETS all my requirements. No more, no less. WITH it I can see what time it IS, so I don't need a watch. I have the calendar, calculator and other stuff in it to organize myself. I have radio in my cellphone too and headphones to listen music wherever I want, and I have a camera TOO if I want to register ANY moment and I don't have the digital camera. That is very useful. But the most important thing is that Thanks to this piece of technology I can stay in touch with the people I care about, or simply, I can make or change plans, meetings, projects etc very easily. That's why I always try to keep it with the full battery so I can use it wherever I need it.
The truth is that I can't complain if I live without a TV, an MP3 or a computer (this one only if nobody has it, so I can be free of working on it) but my life really would change without a cellphone. I use it for so many things. I think that if I hasn't got one, I would need urgently an MP3 and I couldn't make quick plans with my friends or co-workers, so the bill of the land line would be HIGHER. My life would be very DISRUPTED. So thank God I have one so I can make my life easier and keep in touch with my world with it.
Yo meki, what's up?
ResponderEliminarCellphones...you've gotta love them jejeje
but please, don't go with it to parties
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hi paula
ResponderEliminaroh i dont like so much my cellphone.. it´s more a watch for me xD... well now i ´ll keep searching for more tomato songs xD..
see you (:
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