For eighteen months now, I’ve been using the same smartphone I bought myself for passing a "board" exam. I bought the smartphone in less than a week, with two days spent for researching and convincing myself, however expensive, that it’s worth it.
The moment I saw the phone in the internet, it was love at first sight. I did read the comments and the reviews, and a few of them raised problems but I really didn’t mind.
Because in that particular moment, there were only 3 things that matter:
1. I loved the way the phone would look on me.
2. It’s drop-dead gorgeous.
3. I deserve it.
Indeed, when shopping, the word "deserve" is a deadly sin.
And then, after a few months, I was having difficulties with my new phone.
With that experience, I told myself that the next time I buy myself a phone (or anything else that costs that big); it would be a sound decision.
I’m not really ogling for a phone right now; since finances are thin, but there’ve been a buzz on the web for genius phones.
Seriously,
a SMART phone
vs.
a GENIUS phone
Who wouldn’t opt for the latter?
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