Cell Phone Replaces Many Gadgets

“If it keeps up, man will atrophy all his limbs but the push-button finger,” (Frank Lloyd Wright).

I use fewer gadgets today than when I was younger. In fact some gadgets are almost obsolete or on the way into oblivion simply because of cell phones.

Gone are my wrist watch, radio, address book, typewriter, home phone, many face-to-face meetings, and paper calendar. A cell phone can handle all these functions (and more) quite easily.

Once I become fully evolved technology-wise, my cell phone will also serve as a:

• camera,
• bank (deposits),
• TV,
• gaming unit,
• photo album,
• payment device,
• and a portal to the Internet.
• And as more and more people text, voicemail is also becoming extinct.

“One machine can do the work of fifty ordinary men. No machine can do the work of one extraordinary man” (Elbert Hubbard).

Your Turn . . . What gadgets does your cell phone replace?

NOTE: This is the 3rd photo in the series, A Fall of Self Portraits, from my Fall Bucket List.

• Photo 1: Hair & Memorizing
• Photo 2: Love in a Box (an Operation Christmas Child shoe box that is)

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