It's that time of year that I wish my older brother Sweetums a happy birthday. Last year, I had the great good fortune to celebrate his birthday with him at his home in the Greater Zürich Metropolitan Area. This year, the Europe trip just wasn't in the cards. One of these days, I'll have to try to get the photos out of the memory of my old phone, which met its demise shortly after I returned from Europe- I had had the thing for almost seven years and broke the damn thing while I was contemplating the fragility of the shiny new company iPhone.
Anyway, happy birthday to Sweetums and love to the fam!
You hear stories like this all the time, ever since people started taking pictures with their phones. It KILLS me.
ReplyDeleteFlickr is free, you put the app on your phone, you push the button and your pictures go and are automatically sent to the cloud, never to be lost again. You can still keep them private, or just share the ones you want with the people you want - you just get them out of the phone before bad things happen to good pictures. It's entirely painless, utterly free and drop dead realiable, and yet people decide constantly decide not to do it.
I just don't understand...
Pictures on phones??!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat will they think of next?
Happy B-Day, Sweetums!
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Flickr is free, you put the app on your phone, you push the button and your pictures go and are automatically sent to the cloud, never to be lost again. You can still keep them private, or just share the ones you want with the people you want - you just get them out of the phone before bad things happen to good pictures. It's entirely painless, utterly free and drop dead realiable, and yet people decide constantly decide not to do it.
ReplyDeleteI just need to plug the phone into a USB port and "voila!"
Pictures on phones??!!!
What will they think of next?
Clocks on televisions?