Do you remember your first mobile phone?

Yes, I do. My first mobile phone was a very basic Nokia, the kind with a tiny screen and physical buttons. I got it when I was in secondary school, mainly so my parents could contact me after class. It didn’t have many features, but at the time it felt like a big step towards independence. These days, I use my phone much more for texting and messaging apps than for actual phone calls. Calls are still useful when something is urgent, but for everyday communication, sending a quick message is more convenient and less intrusive. Mobile phones have changed my life quite a lot. I use mine to study, check maps, manage my schedule, take photos, and stay in touch with friends and family. I sometimes feel I rely on it too much, but overall it has made my life more efficient. I’ll probably buy a new one in the future, but only when my current phone becomes slow or the battery gets unreliable. I’m not the type of person who upgrades every year just to have the latest model.