During my whole life, I’ve changed my personal mobile phone several times due to development of technology or even caused by damage/lost. 
Among those phones that I’ve been using for the last decade, I guess the one that really amazed myself was the Nokia 9300i that I still use currently. The thing is, this phone I’m using, despite the physical condition, as in medium-sized, thick, not to mention how it is not in a good shape right now since I bought it 2 years ago, I still love the phone itself. Mainly because, compared to other phones, this Communicator has a feature that I don’t see in many other. That is which, the scheduled SMS feature that would save me quite some time to send particular SMS messages. For instance, birthday message, anniversary message, etc.
All I have to do is just type my message greetings, and put it on a scheduled SMS mode then voila! The phone will automatically store my message in the Outbox and send it on the determined schedule. I don’t have to stay awake until late midnight just to send someone a message saying “Happy birthday” or “Congratulations on your graduation”.
That is mainly the reason while I still keep this phone around my desk and pocket, as it is quite a handy PDA for me and it does have such a reliable organizer feature. Even though I’ve managed to own a BlackBerry 8820 that I bought in US last February, I still think of not selling the Communicator.
More or less, technology is growing rapidly at present time. Do we have to adjust our necessities based on technology? Or should we make sure that technology is keeping up with our necessities?
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