Livin' with a Balckberry

I've always been afraid of technology. In fact, I had my first cell phone with a camera in 2009. I think technology has advanced very quickly and sometimes I can't notice those changes.With my first cell phone, my luck wasn't good, because I dropped it into a toilet and never worked again.

After that dark episode in my life, I turned the page and I went with my dad to buy a new cell phone. I chose it just because I found it so cute, but I didn't realize that cell phone was an Android. I had to learn a lot about this new operative system and I fell in love with it. I had it since 2010 until a few months ago. 

Now, with the new numerical portability stuff, my family decided to change our telephone company from Entel to Claro. My parents have a small business and it was so convenient. The new plan came with three Blackberries, and my parents gave me one. At first, to use it was a very hard thing, and I'm still getting used to it.

Barack Obama and I have one of this

Blackberries are a kind of smartphones very useful for people who have to be connected to their offices every time. It has full internet connection and a QWERTY keyboard incorporated. You can check your e-mail and add contacts with their full information (like business, birthdays, fax, etc).The name "Blackberry" came from the prison slang. It was used for the iron ball tied to the prisoners's ankles and the Blackberry creator used the metaphor to design and intelligent device that humans couldn't be undone.

I think that's the true, becuase now I can't imagine life with the Blackberry off my pocket and without check the e-mails that random companies send me.