My first "Smart " phone
Sat 11 Mar, 2017 8:58 pm
Big steep learning curve
just bought an Oppo R9S and I am deleting all the stuff it imported fro my computer without asking
aLL i WANTED WAS A PHONE
This was one of the cheapest as the Boss needed a data upgrade and we have shared data
just bought an Oppo R9S and I am deleting all the stuff it imported fro my computer without asking
aLL i WANTED WAS A PHONE
This was one of the cheapest as the Boss needed a data upgrade and we have shared data
Re: My first "Smart " phone
Sun 12 Mar, 2017 1:28 pm
I've always considered it a mistake to own anything smarter than I am.
Which, given how technology is expanding into every area of our lives, means I'll be back to living in a cave soon.
Which, given how technology is expanding into every area of our lives, means I'll be back to living in a cave soon.
Re: My first "Smart " phone
Sun 12 Mar, 2017 6:43 pm
These days NNW everything is smarter than I am 
. I also recently capitulated and bought a not-too-expensive Oppo F1s, after years of buying only the cheapest nastiest phones I could get (emphasis on cheap). Still on the steep learning curve but I'm getting better, slowly. It actually takes half reasonable photos, with a fair bit of manual control over them. One of the reasons I chose it.
. I also recently capitulated and bought a not-too-expensive Oppo F1s, after years of buying only the cheapest nastiest phones I could get (emphasis on cheap). Still on the steep learning curve but I'm getting better, slowly. It actually takes half reasonable photos, with a fair bit of manual control over them. One of the reasons I chose it.
Re: My first "Smart " phone
Mon 13 Mar, 2017 2:40 pm
I think the 4YO tadpole is smarter than I am let alone a modern phone
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