When shopping for datacard:
"So...errr... why should I go for 3G?"
"Speed madam, and clarity."
"And the schemes? It is for old people... To talk to their son abroad. Mail exchange and maybe photos."
"Easily madam, video chat means at least 1GB (or was that 1 MB?) so please go for this..."
My mother will freak looking at the rates, I know.
I looked at my husband. "You ask your parents," he shrugged and as I got out to call my dad - not my mom, note - he turned to the salesperson with his own doubts.
I quickly wrapped up the call with my dad as he had just one question: "I can scale it down later no?"
"Yes, yes," and I escaped.
I still can't decide if they should settle for 2G. Will they think 2G-200 crores?
***
To shop for a mobile for me next:
"What is there with Android?" my husband asked smartly. I can see all stars, and the milky way. Or is that Andromeda?
The problem in the throat? Adenoids dumbo.
I peep over his shoulder to look at the fancy mobiles that emerge. "You can video chat with me," my husband points out and I laugh sarcastically. Video fight more like.
3G, front(?) video camera, download applications (huh! what?), check mails...
"We will come back later, after I do a research," my husband tells me as he strides out of the store. Better you than me, I think.
All I wanted to ask was: Sound quality and battery life. Looks like those questions are outdated.
Also on: Automation; The Odd Woman Out
"So...errr... why should I go for 3G?"
"Speed madam, and clarity."
"And the schemes? It is for old people... To talk to their son abroad. Mail exchange and maybe photos."
"Easily madam, video chat means at least 1GB (or was that 1 MB?) so please go for this..."
My mother will freak looking at the rates, I know.
I looked at my husband. "You ask your parents," he shrugged and as I got out to call my dad - not my mom, note - he turned to the salesperson with his own doubts.
I quickly wrapped up the call with my dad as he had just one question: "I can scale it down later no?"
"Yes, yes," and I escaped.
I still can't decide if they should settle for 2G. Will they think 2G-200 crores?
***
To shop for a mobile for me next:
"What is there with Android?" my husband asked smartly. I can see all stars, and the milky way. Or is that Andromeda?
The problem in the throat? Adenoids dumbo.
I peep over his shoulder to look at the fancy mobiles that emerge. "You can video chat with me," my husband points out and I laugh sarcastically. Video fight more like.
3G, front(?) video camera, download applications (huh! what?), check mails...
"We will come back later, after I do a research," my husband tells me as he strides out of the store. Better you than me, I think.
All I wanted to ask was: Sound quality and battery life. Looks like those questions are outdated.
Also on: Automation; The Odd Woman Out
How true , why do boys love gadgets so much !! an eternal question ..a couple of months back he had bought me a andriod phone for me and he has been installing some nice games ... 3g is yet to be subscribed once the prices are competitive...but I am sure he is waiting for the right moment : )
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