I'm looking at my smartphone right now and reminiscing on how it looks like compared to my GSM phone a decade ago. I remember I used to get SMS, text messages as they use to call it back then, of jokes and quotes that entertains me so much, thinking how Jurassic those gadgets were. I even have before a cellphone that is like a wireless phone, and really bulky tagging on my pant's belt. Hahahahaha It really makes me smile now!

How useful were those cellphone before, and wonderful that we could communicate real time. Now with my smartphone, I still appreciate the information i get in terms of speed and accuracy; but with more interaction. I can play my favorite app and get my messages and email as it comes now, allowing me to be entertained and productive simultneously. The animation and graphic presentation show me in depth information to analyse relationships of variables, making my decisions and objectives accurately. All of these I can do nowadays.

Why is all of this so possible to do before with simple text, and has improved to what it is today? I think technology has expanded faster than our lives, and is getting ahead of our lifetimes. I wonder how i would cook my rice on the way home from the office via SMS,  just like in a sci-fi movie. Video face-to-face is amazing, when a long time ago I just watch Mr. Spock calling for the Enterprise! So many questions from realities today amuse me... Not knowing this would all be real in my lifetime.

How does your realities change you? Do you ever stand up from bed to surf the web or even check your facebook account while watching TV? Do you ever get lost now that GPS is just there on your smartphone? How about picking up the phone to order from your favorite fastfood chain for dinner, do you still do that?

Share with me your awesome experiences with our technology today. Let's put it in a timeline and see how graphically things evolved for the better through amazing innovations present to us today. Just comment on Friend's Insight at the bottom of this post, and lets have fun mapping our techy lives.