Technolust

It is often debated recently whether we are or we are not affixed to the techno gadgets more and more. Can we survive without such things as Palm or Ultramobile Notebook or even Slim and Smart Mobile Phone?

When it comes to term of technological impact upon our lifestyle, we often argue that without such things our everyday life would be more difficult. We cannot move along the business pace and impossibly stay ahead of the coming wave of new generations.

How interesting would it be if we still use the letter as our mean to communicate and conduct the business? Comparing this to the overutilised e-mail would be like a gentle and polite snail competing in the race against outracious leopard.

No wonder nowadays that we cannot possibly wander around carrying a quill and a bottle of indian ink to summarise the minute of meeting for our ever-demanding executives, but at least we still have some room left for decoration of our e-mail template and signature to convey our identity. More and more time that we spend on the virtual world interconnected between us and the other end of the fibre-optic, less and less emotions and humours that we express toward our neighbours.

Anyway, we still crave for the latest model of do-it-all McPerson's 37 i-TV and throw our fortune on the upcoming Android-equipped phones as iPhone will not be cool tomorrow, right?