Oye to the World! Taluli and Mama Chronicles

I use the cellphone in calling, barely for texting and rarely for taking pictures. I enjoy the convenience of having the function of a laptop and an easy to navigate scheduler. My style is more of the function and I focus little on the how it looks like.My last Phone was Ericsson's k770i which I got as a freebie from my Smart Cell Plan Renewal with a 3.2 megapixel camera I carried to Baler for some picture taking that got lost in a tricycle ride from the market whilst buying dinner for my 12 friends one sunday. I got a new Phone. A Samsung i780. It has a PDA feature, which I needed for my job to stay connected sans a laptop. It kinda works like a blackberry but better because It has a familiar windows interface. I got sold with it's mini touchpad that works like a mouse that makes it a mini laptop. Initially I liked the Nokia E71 because it looked slick and steady figuring that it would work as a PDA because it looked like one, but once I navigated it and got to see the Samsun...

The picture above is Steve Jobs on the new IPhone 3G. It I see nothing fancy except for its 3G capabilities also poses as the new PDA. By the way, Martha Stuart said a while ago while I was watching her show rerun in Sky Cable that she loves her IPhone,in a portion where she teaches every woman how to clean their bag. I am still on the MAC side in Apple, anything other than the MAC, I am a little uneasy about. I personally think that the best touchscreen-in-PDA's award goes to Treo. I don't think Apple is pretty much reliable on the touchscreen side except for its current and upbeat fad-a-cola. I admit that amongst the new Apple Technologies, the good old version of Ipod is doing well in terms of its battery life consistency compared to any battery operated things around. In the equity side of things I have to tell you that among all companies out there, I think Apple deserves the most publicized, hyped tech company award of the coming century. I mean look at the trade chart o...