By Miel B. Abong
Technology has paved the way for a borderless world by closing the gap between people the world over. Thanks to the marriage of science and creativity, there’s nothing we can’t learn or do for as long as our smart phones are within our fingers’ reach. Just a tap or touch will certainly spell a difference.
Well, you can start by giving your thumbs up to capturing life’s most entertaining moments with the Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom’s more-HD-than-real-life resolution and the HTC One Mini’s nifty music player & entertainment system to keep you busy for hours.
Use your index finger to point your life in the direction you want. Exercise your power to design your life with the familiar flow of features and design only present in the leaders of telecommunication technology: the iPhone 5C and the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (that comes with watch-type gear).
Take control of your life with one of your strongest fingers, and get your hands on an LG G2 with its powerful battery life, or the very affordable Nokia Lumia 620 with countless opportunities to customize your activities. Plus in just one tap of your mid-finger, you also get to view the right route through the Nokia innovative Here Maps with Live Sight technology that removes the barriers between the real and virtual worlds. And Live Tiles integrate all your location information into one place to let you see everything at a glance.
Despite all the new functions, don’t forget that the phone’s primary function is to make communication more efficient, so put that ring finger on the Blackberry Z10 with its famous communication features, and the wallet-friendly and practical Google Nexus 4 to make sure that you never miss a beat.
Never break a promise and organize your life for maximum efficiency with the phone that took the tech universe by storm, the feather-light HTC One. But don’t overlook the waterproof Sony Xperia Z1 whose connection versatility is yet to be rivaled.
When people said that the world would be at our fingertips, who would have thought that, in a few years time, it would have taken a literal turn?
Cover: Ellen Adarna
