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| I'm catching up. |
Okay, so well I'm a late bloomer when it comes to these talking instuments thingies. I got my first Blackberry in 2011! Wow I missed the revolution!! Haha! Got it from my Daddy too! He's with it. And alas, as with the RIM share price and all things RIM in general my Blackberry has now plummeted into depths of...well it doesn't even switch on. So I'm now on a borrowed Blackberry (insert tortured faec here). I need a new phone, but I am so terrified to get one.
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| Calling my new neon craze! |
I have a confession. I have been harbouring an i-phone for almost 2 months now. Again my precious Daddy gave it to me too. I am however terrified to use it. I finally, albeit hesitantly opened it this apst Sunday. I'm wondering what's with all the hesitation and what is it really that i-fear about going over to the i-side. Perhaps it's the heavy data charges, yeah, but I think my main fear is that I will drop the damn thing and ruin it. Hi, this is me and I drop phones. All the time!! So perhaps this is what my issue is.
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| I'm not too sure about this... |
So with this in mind, I will need to protect my precious phone (once it comes out of the safety of its box). It needs to be protected and pretty however.So I looked to a few designers for some i-inspiration.
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| This is Lanvin for the lads, but I want it too |
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| Marc Jacobs maybe? |
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| Harr Lagerfeld perhaps? |
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ReplyDeleteIt’s ok even if you weren’t able to keep up with the trend and buy a smart phone. My philosophy when it comes to cell phones is that if it works and I can put my songs on it, then it’s good enough for me. There are a few things to consider before you go buy a phone. First, is it affordable? Second, do you need every application the phone has? And third, is its battery enough to sustain your everyday usage?
ReplyDeleteJoanna Daniels