Perhaps because I grew up far removed from the logomania and trend-chasing of the big city, I’ve never been someone who rushes to buy the latest phone. My first smartphone, a Samsung Galaxy Pocket 2, stayed firmly glued to my naïve 13-year-old hand until it was inevitably stolen from my school bag. Since then, I’ve tended to replace my phones only when I really need to.
Perhaps because I grew up far removed from the logomania and trend-chasing of the big city, I’ve never been someone who rushes to buy the latest phone. My first smartphone, a Samsung Galaxy Pocket 2, stayed firmly glued to my naïve 13-year-old hand until it was inevitably stolen from my school bag. Since then, I’ve tended to replace my phones only when I really need to.
Perhaps because I grew up far removed from the logomania and trend-chasing of the big city, I’ve never been someone who rushes to buy the latest phone. My first smartphone, a Samsung Galaxy Pocket 2, stayed firmly glued to my naïve 13-year-old hand until it was inevitably stolen from my school bag. Since then, I’ve tended to replace my phones only when I really need to.
Perhaps because I grew up far removed from the logomania and trend-chasing of the big city, I’ve never been someone who rushes to buy the latest phone. My first smartphone, a Samsung Galaxy Pocket 2, stayed firmly glued to my naïve 13-year-old hand until it was inevitably stolen from my school bag. Since then, I’ve tended to replace my phones only when I really need to.
Perhaps because I grew up far removed from the logomania and trend-chasing of the big city, I’ve never been someone who rushes to buy the latest phone. My first smartphone, a Samsung Galaxy Pocket 2, stayed firmly glued to my naïve 13-year-old hand until it was inevitably stolen from my school bag. Since then, I’ve tended to replace my phones only when I really need to.
Perhaps because I grew up far removed from the logomania and trend-chasing of the big city, I’ve never been someone who rushes to buy the latest phone. My first smartphone, a Samsung Galaxy Pocket 2, stayed firmly glued to my naïve 13-year-old hand until it was inevitably stolen from my school bag. Since then, I’ve tended to replace my phones only when I really need to.
Perhaps because I grew up far removed from the logomania and trend-chasing of the big city, I’ve never been someone who rushes to buy the latest phone. My first smartphone, a Samsung Galaxy Pocket 2, stayed firmly glued to my naïve 13-year-old hand until it was inevitably stolen from my school bag. Since then, I’ve tended to replace my phones only when I really need to.