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So I just got my new phone. It's the Unihertz Jelly (tm) phone. This replaces my old phone, the Posh Mobile Micro X.
Here's a picture of the old one:
Aaaaaand... a picture of the new one:
Notice anything odd?
But when I got this phone out of the box, I could tell a difference before I turned it on. It just FEELS more solid. Not heavier, more solid, like it was better made or something. I don't know, it's hard to explain.
All the hardware inside the phone case is very different too. I think Unihertz looked around for a small case to put the phone's guts in and said, "Hey, that company that made the Posh Mobile Micro X shell might still have the tooling for that case." This new phone has Android 7.0, which my old phone never could dream of having the power to run. The new phone has two sim card slots too, and they are behind the battery instead of slots in the outer edges of the phone.
I'm not mentioning this because I think you should get one of these phones. This phone is NOT for normal people. I got it because it suits my particular use-case very well, but I think it would be very frustrating for a normal person to try to use this phone.
So why do I mention it? I dunno, this is the sharing thread and I'm happy about this phone.
Here's a picture of the old one:
Aaaaaand... a picture of the new one:
Notice anything odd?
But when I got this phone out of the box, I could tell a difference before I turned it on. It just FEELS more solid. Not heavier, more solid, like it was better made or something. I don't know, it's hard to explain.
All the hardware inside the phone case is very different too. I think Unihertz looked around for a small case to put the phone's guts in and said, "Hey, that company that made the Posh Mobile Micro X shell might still have the tooling for that case." This new phone has Android 7.0, which my old phone never could dream of having the power to run. The new phone has two sim card slots too, and they are behind the battery instead of slots in the outer edges of the phone.
I'm not mentioning this because I think you should get one of these phones. This phone is NOT for normal people. I got it because it suits my particular use-case very well, but I think it would be very frustrating for a normal person to try to use this phone.
So why do I mention it? I dunno, this is the sharing thread and I'm happy about this phone.
so, i'm on call this weekend for work. basically, i just need to be on the look out for referrals that come in.
now, i'm not the kind of person that goes out often on saturdays, but dang. now i will be stuck at home cuz i need to be near my laptop to check things out. i'm hoping we don't get any referrals in. i know that sounds bad, but i don't wanna work lol
now, i'm not the kind of person that goes out often on saturdays, but dang. now i will be stuck at home cuz i need to be near my laptop to check things out. i'm hoping we don't get any referrals in. i know that sounds bad, but i don't wanna work lol
Just as a fair warning so that he doesn't claim another victim...
Lynx is a pusher and his drug of choice would be Android. Unfortunately, I must reluctantly admit that have fallen prey to his coaxing.
I suppose it's time that I introduce everyone to my new boyfriend (and no, it's not Lynx, which I'm sure he is relieved to hear.)
Though I finally caved in to getting a smart phone, I insisted that I must also have a real keyboard to go with it. Henceforth, I'd like you all to meet my new baby. <3
Here he is in covert, secret ninja mode:
And here he in fully functional, "Transform and Roll Out!" mode (Optimus Prime would be proud):
Lynx has also gotten me hooked on voice texting, which has completely revolutionized most of my communications. I am trying to get all my friends to convert to this method as well, so I can feel as if I'm talking to them all day without having to be continuously glued to the phone.
However, my zeal (and slight obsession with people's voices) has led me to:
* Wake one friend up at such an unholy hour, it's a wonder he didn't slap me over the phone.
* Send so many messages at once (in a combination of both voice and text) that one person told me it would be easier to record an audio book for them to download, and another to tell me "Time out," when I've sent so many messages at once that he can't keep up, and "Time in," once he's able to catch up.
* Endanger communications on several airline flights because of the temptation to use my keyboard (though I've now read that the use of such short-range devices is allowed--I'll have to ask an attendant next time.) You should have seen the way people were looking at me sideways when I pulled out that keyboard on the plane and set up my phone as a monitor. And alas, once I got off the plane, I had about 50 messages in draft form but ready to send as soon as the plane landed.
* Inspired my siblings to constantly goad me with comments such as, "How's it going with your 'mini-computer'"?
Ah, yes. People can stare and laugh all they want.
But I think this is the beginning of a very long-term, fully committed relationship.
Now if only I could figure out even out half of what he's really able to do. <3
Lynx is a pusher and his drug of choice would be Android. Unfortunately, I must reluctantly admit that have fallen prey to his coaxing.
I suppose it's time that I introduce everyone to my new boyfriend (and no, it's not Lynx, which I'm sure he is relieved to hear.
)Though I finally caved in to getting a smart phone, I insisted that I must also have a real keyboard to go with it. Henceforth, I'd like you all to meet my new baby. <3
Here he is in covert, secret ninja mode:
And here he in fully functional, "Transform and Roll Out!" mode (Optimus Prime would be proud):
Lynx has also gotten me hooked on voice texting, which has completely revolutionized most of my communications. I am trying to get all my friends to convert to this method as well, so I can feel as if I'm talking to them all day without having to be continuously glued to the phone.
However, my zeal (and slight obsession with people's voices) has led me to:
* Wake one friend up at such an unholy hour, it's a wonder he didn't slap me over the phone.
* Send so many messages at once (in a combination of both voice and text) that one person told me it would be easier to record an audio book for them to download
, and another to tell me "Time out," when I've sent so many messages at once that he can't keep up, and "Time in," once he's able to catch up.* Endanger communications on several airline flights because of the temptation to use my keyboard (though I've now read that the use of such short-range devices is allowed--I'll have to ask an attendant next time.) You should have seen the way people were looking at me sideways when I pulled out that keyboard on the plane and set up my phone as a monitor.
And alas, once I got off the plane, I had about 50 messages in draft form but ready to send as soon as the plane landed. * Inspired my siblings to constantly goad me with comments such as, "How's it going with your 'mini-computer'"?
Ah, yes. People can stare and laugh all they want.
But I think this is the beginning of a very long-term, fully committed relationship.
Now if only I could figure out even out half of what he's really able to do. <3
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SwiftKey is quite a wonderful touch screen keyboard.
2.5 million downloads with a solid rating overall.
It's one of my most favorite apps for Android.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.touchtype.swiftkey&hl=en
2.5 million downloads with a solid rating overall.
It's one of my most favorite apps for Android.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.touchtype.swiftkey&hl=en
Just as a fair warning so that he doesn't claim another victim...
Lynx is a pusher and his drug of choice would be Android. Unfortunately, I must reluctantly admit that have fallen prey to his coaxing.
I suppose it's time that I introduce everyone to my new boyfriend (and no, it's not Lynx, which I'm sure he is relieved to hear.)
Though I finally caved in to getting a smart phone, I insisted that I must also have a real keyboard to go with it. Henceforth, I'd like you all to meet my new baby. <3
Here he is in covert, secret ninja mode:
View attachment 175445
And here he in fully functional, "Transform and Roll Out!" mode (Optimus Prime would be proud):
View attachment 175446
Lynx has also gotten me hooked on voice texting, which has completely revolutionized most of my communications. I am trying to get all my friends to convert to this method as well, so I can feel as if I'm talking to them all day without having to be continuously glued to the phone.
However, my zeal (and slight obsession with people's voices) has led me to:
* Wake one friend up at such an unholy hour, it's a wonder he didn't slap me over the phone.
* Send so many messages at once (in a combination of both voice and text) that one person told me it would be easier to record an audio book for them to download, and another to tell me "Time out," when I've sent so many messages at once that he can't keep up, and "Time in," once he's able to catch up.
* Endanger communications on several airline flights because of the temptation to use my keyboard (though I've now read that the use of such short-range devices is allowed--I'll have to ask an attendant next time.) You should have seen the way people were looking at me sideways when I pulled out that keyboard on the plane and set up my phone as a monitor. And alas, once I got off the plane, I had about 50 messages in draft form but ready to send as soon as the plane landed.
* Inspired my siblings to constantly goad me with comments such as, "How's it going with your 'mini-computer'"?
Ah, yes. People can stare and laugh all they want.
But I think this is the beginning of a very long-term, fully committed relationship.
Now if only I could figure out even out half of what he's really able to do. <3
Lynx is a pusher and his drug of choice would be Android. Unfortunately, I must reluctantly admit that have fallen prey to his coaxing.
I suppose it's time that I introduce everyone to my new boyfriend (and no, it's not Lynx, which I'm sure he is relieved to hear.
)Though I finally caved in to getting a smart phone, I insisted that I must also have a real keyboard to go with it. Henceforth, I'd like you all to meet my new baby. <3
Here he is in covert, secret ninja mode:
View attachment 175445
And here he in fully functional, "Transform and Roll Out!" mode (Optimus Prime would be proud):
View attachment 175446
Lynx has also gotten me hooked on voice texting, which has completely revolutionized most of my communications. I am trying to get all my friends to convert to this method as well, so I can feel as if I'm talking to them all day without having to be continuously glued to the phone.
However, my zeal (and slight obsession with people's voices) has led me to:
* Wake one friend up at such an unholy hour, it's a wonder he didn't slap me over the phone.
* Send so many messages at once (in a combination of both voice and text) that one person told me it would be easier to record an audio book for them to download
, and another to tell me "Time out," when I've sent so many messages at once that he can't keep up, and "Time in," once he's able to catch up.* Endanger communications on several airline flights because of the temptation to use my keyboard (though I've now read that the use of such short-range devices is allowed--I'll have to ask an attendant next time.) You should have seen the way people were looking at me sideways when I pulled out that keyboard on the plane and set up my phone as a monitor.
And alas, once I got off the plane, I had about 50 messages in draft form but ready to send as soon as the plane landed. * Inspired my siblings to constantly goad me with comments such as, "How's it going with your 'mini-computer'"?
Ah, yes. People can stare and laugh all they want.
But I think this is the beginning of a very long-term, fully committed relationship.
Now if only I could figure out even out half of what he's really able to do. <3
Lol you nerd you! JK I have the same setup with ext keyboard.....welcome to the android side
.....where OS's are named after desserts....does it have OREO on it? Next year's android is Android P.....
Lol you nerd you! JK I have the same setup with ext keyboard.....welcome to the android side .....where OS's are named after desserts....does it have OREO on it? Next year's android is Android P.....
.....where OS's are named after desserts....does it have OREO on it? Next year's android is Android P.....
One of the popular girls in high school used to call me "The Nerd Magnet", and she didn't mean it in a nice way.
It's always funny to me because I think the answer is pretty obvious: I AM A NERD (though unfortunately, not one of the smart nerds.)
I talk to nerds, I hang out with nerds, I feel at home with nerds. I'll always be in the back of the room, hanging with the nerds and misfits.
And, I will always BE a nerd, at least in my own eyes.
People say it like it's a bad thing... But to be honest, I would never feel comfortable as part of the "cool" crowd, even if they were to ever extend me an invitation.
No offense to any of the "cool kids"--I'm sure we could be friends just fine if we can meet on a common ground.
It's just that at heart, I know who I am--one of the people that the "in" people dismiss--and I've grown to be perfectly fine with that.
NERD! N - non-narcissistic E- entertaining R- Radical D-Dude..... is what NERD stands for.....
okay i just randomly made this up i confess....im a nerd and couldn't help myself...
btw seoul, if you want some cool apps for your phone I can send you some links .....some good ones are pacman by namco,
rocket player by jrt studio, vlc player, BLB bible app, and UB reader (for pdf/ebooks)....
I wouldn't say cliques because our nerd groups aren't exclusive...anyone who wants can pretty much join (or at least that's how my nerd groups work)....cliques have that "elite" feeling of "you're not on our level" type attitude...most nerds that I have met aren't like that....they are inclusive....
