A little more than 3 years ago, I purchased my first digital camera - the Fujifilm s5000. A wonderful camera, styled like a digital-SLR model, it's packed full of features and options. It's also extendable - I have a couple of filters that I can attach when necessary. The problem is, I never use it. It's not hefty, but it does need to be in a bag. Add in the attachments, and it's not the kind of thing you just whip out and take a shot with. Also, Judy has no idea whatsoever how to use it. I had been planning on getting a new ...
My cell phone has been acting up over the last few days. When I make or receive a call every now and then (not every time), I'm unable to hear the party on the other end of the line - although they can hear me. And since I use the phone primarily for business calls, I sort of need it to not do that. I was fumbling through the settings, and saw that there was a "master reset" option. That sounded worth a try, so I hit it. After backing up all my settings, numbers, contacts, etc. would be lost, I went ahead and wiped it clean. When it ...
Back in March of this year, I broke down and got myself a cell phone. I had always sworn that I'd never, ever need or want one, but I couldn't hold out any longer. Then, a few weeks later, I wrote about how my frustration at trying to exchange the cheapo "free" phone I received with the new service. Well, a short 7 months later, and I finally went out and upgraded that phone. I used to have the Sony-Ericsson t226. It was certainly servicable - I was able to make calls, I was able to receive calls. Heck, I was even able to load some fancy-schmancy ringtones onto the thing. My major point of displeasure with that model ...