Stone age

I love my N82. I take pictures with it (it has a 5-MP camera with Xenon flash). Lots of memory (2GB microSD memory). It’s response is quick (Symbian OS, S60 3rd edition with feature pack 1). Connectivity (3G/HSDPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0, micro USB). Wide array of choices for communication (voice and video calls, SMS/MMS, E-mail, and even Live chat).  It has a solid form-factor (no mechanical parts there unlike my old phone, N80 which is a slider). It’s great. I love it.

I took so many beautiful memories (pictures and videos) with it. Pictures of my wife when she come out of the operating room after delivering my son, Carlos. Tons and tons of pictures of Carlos—frowning, smiling,  annoyed, sleepy and sleeping. Videos capturing his first vaccine… so many fond memories. For these reasons, I am glad that I bought such a pricey phone. Modern technology is on my hand.

But something went wrong.

Had to leave my phone for repairs. Left it at Nokia’s.

Now, I use an old phone. A really old one.

Nokia 8750… and I couldn’t even search for a picture.