
If you were to ask many of us what the first mobile phone we used was, the answer would come instantly. I am not just talking about the brand; the very first phone we used is something that stays in our memory forever.
The first mobile my father bought for me was a Nokia 6630. Back then, it was considered a smartphone—it had web browsing, games, and apps, though the memory was quite limited. It did, however, have a slot for a memory card.
It ran on the Symbian OS, and I remember how thrilled I was using it, marveling at what a smartphone could actually do. Before getting that phone, I used to have access to a small keypad phone belonging to my mother; at the time, I didn't even know how to make a call or send a text message on it.
I eventually got to know a neighbor who taught me the basics of making calls and sending messages on that small phone. Later, when I got the Nokia 6630, I experimented with it extensively to learn how everything worked. While I was studying engineering, I got my first Android phone—a Celkon A97 model I think if I remember correctly.
From that point on, the experiments I conducted on it were countless. My first experiment involved removing the original ROM, rooting the device, and installing a custom ROM to see which functions worked and which didn't.
I recall one instance where I flashed the OS from one phone onto another, and the camera stopped working as a result. Later, I took the phone to customer care, explained that it had been formatted, and had the original OS reinstalled.
I gradually learned the ins and outs of mobile phones. I evolved from someone who had to be taught how to make calls and send messages into the person others would consult about which phone to buy. However, that interest has faded now; my world has become limited to office work and home. I am moving forward, believing it is all for the best.
As for today's routine: I woke up quite late, got ready immediately, and headed to the office. I wrapped up my tasks there and returned home at night. After dinner, I went for a short walk, and then, after a shower, I went to bed.
The content is originally written in my native language and converted into English on Google translate
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