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My Favorite Piece of Technology

I think my favorite electronic device is my cell phone, and maybe also my computer.  I think you can do a lot of useful things with a cell phone, even as much as with a computer. For example, sometimes I prefer to read a pdf on my cell phone rather than on my computer, or sometimes I prefer to print from my cell phone. So it's a very useful tool for day-to-day use. 

The "story" of this cell phone is strange, my mother found it on the bus and passed it to me, I "fixed" it and kept it. I have always been good at losing cell phones, one day one was stolen in Estación Central.I lost another one jumping over a fence to get to the bus stop. 

I've never been much of a cell phone shut-in, although lately it helps me a lot to check things out and keep up to date, read pdfs, watch something of interest, etc.


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  1. Hi Dorian ! How interesting your mobile story, it's certainly quite strange.

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  2. Hello Dorian! I also have bad luck.

    My grandmother used to say that "Losing your cell phone's like losing your mind". She was very bright and wise.

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  3. It`s true, you can do many things with the cell phone, they are very useful, without them we would get very bored. How lucky your mom is to have found one, it's always good to have a spare.

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  4. Oh Dorian! Your cell phone story is so unique, and your mother is so lucky to have found it in the public locomotion. I wish I had the same luck in my life!
    Also, the cell phone is a really useful device, like you said; It's comfortable to use it, it's easy to transport (in your pocket, maybe), it's light weight, and more things.

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  5. I understand you, Dorian, I also tend to lose and neglect my cell phone a lot, until today my phone has already been stolen twice, but hey, nothing in the world is perfect

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