1. Calls get dropped so much that you’ve taken to using two polystyrene cups and a length of string
2. The megapixel on the camera is so low the very first pin hole camera takes a better shot
3. One of the music formats accepted by the phone is vinyl
4. The phone is so old you have to call the operator to be put through
5. Its dated screen isn’t in monochrome, it’s actually in black and white
6. The mobile’s memory is so tiny, its size is measure in bytes and not megabytes
7. Battery life is so bad on the phone after a full charge it only lasts for one task, receiving a single text message
8. The Y2K bug is still a major threat to the mobile
9. It’s so old there’s a dial on the handset
10. The phone’s address book has only room for one number, and it’s your own
Points 1, 2 and 7 – yes, yes and yes. Time to ditch the iPhone!
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Points 1, 2 and 7 – yes, yes and yes. Time to ditch the iPhone!
😉
Not to be a pedant, but pinhole cameras actually take remarkable good photographs, so long as there's no motion involved (due to the long exposures involved). There's no lens to screw with the optics, and you're not enlarging the negative at all. Just so long as you get the exposure right so you don't end up over or under-exposing the image – having to push and pull the developing of the paper does affect the quality somewhat.
Not to be a pedant, but pinhole cameras actually take remarkable good photographs, so long as there's no motion involved (due to the long exposures involved). There's no lens to screw with the optics, and you're not enlarging the negative at all. Just so long as you get the exposure right so you don't end up over or under-exposing the image – having to push and pull the developing of the paper does affect the quality somewhat.
Points 1, 2 and 7 – yes, yes and yes. Time to ditch the iPhone!
😉
Not to be a pedant, but pinhole cameras actually take remarkable good photographs, so long as there's no motion involved (due to the long exposures involved). There's no lens to screw with the optics, and you're not enlarging the negative at all. Just so long as you get the exposure right so you don't end up over or under-exposing the image – having to push and pull the developing of the paper does affect the quality somewhat.
these 10 signs actually tells that your phone is already out! on the way out? not!