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[gerisullivan]

My mobile phone number is the same as it's always been. (Same as it ever was.) Only the service has been improved.

As a result, I now have a reasonable expectation of being able to make and receive phone calls using my mobile phone when I am home in the Zeppelin Hangar at Toad Woods. Early evidence suggests there's cause for my callers to have that expectation, too.

Happy dance.

beamjockey will be reassured and perhaps amused to know that I've confirmed my camera settings are set where I want them to be, and I know how to change them as desired.

As for the rest, well, there's a lot to learn. I stayed with the Samsung Galaxy model line. Reasons include but are far from limited to the supposedly easier learning curve given my 3 years of experience with the Samsung Epic 4G (a Galaxy S phone, 1st generation, I think).

Comments

[beamjockey.livejournal.com]

It is good to know that you're in control of your phone's camera. Frankly, unlike previous cellphones, mine (also an Epic 4G) has so many camera parameters that I still haven't tried them all.

Sure wish it had a hardware shutter button, though.