When I was a young child the telephone that hung on our kitchen wall could do two things - make and receive calls. And that was very nice. When I was a working Realtor I had a car phone, big and boxy but still able to make and receive calls. Eventually I graduated to a flip phone which allowed me to send texts if I was patient enough to tap each key multiple times to spell out words. Then I got a semi-smart phone and could send texts more easily. Finally, a few years ago I got my Moto7, probably old technology now but still a tool that continues to amaze me. From emails to texts to Facebook to YouTube to ordering groceries to even making phone calls it does it all. And today I discovered a new (to me) app that makes it even more marvelous. I have long been a fan of books on CD that I could listen to while I was busy with other things like driving, but now I don't need a CD player or a trip to the library. I can use "Libby." I clicked on it by accident but discovered that, with it, I can check out recorded books from the library and listen to them on my phone. Isn't that amazing? Who ever thought that our phones could do so much? I think Libby is destined to become my new BTF (best technology friend).
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