Hi, my name is J. Seriously just the letter J.
This whole mess started when I took a new job and moved into the mountains. I had a great relationship with my iPhone. I remember sitting in line 3 years ago waiting impatiently to meet this mysterious beauty. When we we met it was love at first sight. We interacted non-stop for days and days. My Windows Mobile phones heckled me for being with such a naive inexperienced phone. "Where is the cut and paste" they'd say, "What about multitasking?" I ignored their taunts and responded, "Call me when you get an update". ...they never did.
Years went by and I saw it evolve. First came the apps, then cut and paste, then notifications. It got to the point that I could depend on it to grow more and more. I even knew when. It was a great relationship. Then the unthinkable happened...I moved.
Now in the mountains I look at this thing I call my partner, something I could depend on to connect me to my family, friends, and the world. It was always on EDGE when it wasn't searching. Was it something I did, I thought our relationship was fine. As I'd make calls it would drop out of the conversation, uninterested...distracted. It wasn't completely its fault, it's the only way it knew how to connect. So I had to end the relationship. As much as I loved my beauty, I loved my family and friends more.
So now I am learning to love another. It's not as sleek or smooth and the apps aren't as polished but it is dependable. As time goes on I find more and more to love about my Droid. Even though the apps might lack, the integration doesn't. The support might be rough the community is solid.
All that to say, I look forward to joining the community.
This whole mess started when I took a new job and moved into the mountains. I had a great relationship with my iPhone. I remember sitting in line 3 years ago waiting impatiently to meet this mysterious beauty. When we we met it was love at first sight. We interacted non-stop for days and days. My Windows Mobile phones heckled me for being with such a naive inexperienced phone. "Where is the cut and paste" they'd say, "What about multitasking?" I ignored their taunts and responded, "Call me when you get an update". ...they never did.
Years went by and I saw it evolve. First came the apps, then cut and paste, then notifications. It got to the point that I could depend on it to grow more and more. I even knew when. It was a great relationship. Then the unthinkable happened...I moved.
Now in the mountains I look at this thing I call my partner, something I could depend on to connect me to my family, friends, and the world. It was always on EDGE when it wasn't searching. Was it something I did, I thought our relationship was fine. As I'd make calls it would drop out of the conversation, uninterested...distracted. It wasn't completely its fault, it's the only way it knew how to connect. So I had to end the relationship. As much as I loved my beauty, I loved my family and friends more.
So now I am learning to love another. It's not as sleek or smooth and the apps aren't as polished but it is dependable. As time goes on I find more and more to love about my Droid. Even though the apps might lack, the integration doesn't. The support might be rough the community is solid.
All that to say, I look forward to joining the community.