Reunited with iPhone

Yes, it is true that once again I have fallen for this thing in the
most tech addicted way I ever could. But what else can I say?

After owning the E90 for a few weeks I grew to love the functionality
that I could muster from it on a daily basis. Loaded with just about
everything a smartphone owner could dream of this communicator machine
is definitely a force to be reckoned with in the phone industry. As
much as I felt in my heart that the E90 would be the most permanent of
all the gadgets in my life, there was always something tempting and
alluring about the iPhone.

I would be lying if I said that I don't believe the iPhone is
definitely the wave of the smartphone future. This device continues to
impress me in the most amazing way as I now type on its multi-touch
screen with sufficient speed. Vivid resolution that puts even Nokias
to shame, breathtaking interface graphics and a well-built, compact
form factor places this machine in the highest regard. Sure, there are
some mobile features that I must sacrifice to be an iPhone owner, but
for the sake of unsurpassed ease-of-use and functionality it's very
much worth it.

To be honest I am back with the iPhone because of my need for
simplicity. I need to find some balance in my own finances and get
myself focused on that which is most important in my life goals. I do
believe that I have been spending too much time obsessing over tech
toys and not enough pursuing my dreams. So many months have been
wasted by irresponsible spending and wreckless tendencies, and I must
take this time out to put a stop to it. This problem of mine has been
so overwhelming to the point where I seriously lost track of my sense
of meaning. It was as if my purpose in life was to live and work for
smartphone technology instead of vice versa, so I then became a slave
to every new toy that would arrive on the market. While it is alright
to be amazed by all these new gadgets debuting to the public, I found
that I have been obsessed. This driving force is what I allowed to
feed my urge to have the latest and greatest in whatever I desired. As
a result I dug myself into a deep hole of materialism and still had
the audacity to wonder why I felt empty inside.

Any other smartphone still in my possession shall be given away to
good friends who will make the most use out of them, and I shall
continue on with what matters most according to my evolving destiny.
Day by day I would question why I did not have a clear vision of my
own aspirations or the movtivation to bring them to fruition. I can
now say that I know the answer, and I am taking this moment to act on
it.