I wouldn’t compare a Perkins brailler or braille watch with an iPhone, old or
not. The fact is that at one point we do need to upgrade although it would be
interesting to find out how long, for example, I could go with my iPhone 6S
Plus after it doesn’t get iOS updates any more before I start
I understand where you are coming from, Bill, and these days, we keep on
outliving our products.
Best regards,
Carolyn
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Hey Traci,
If it’s not broke, don’t fix it!
Janet
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Traci Duncan
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2018 10:41 AM
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Subject: Re: A Matter of Perspective - Was: iPhone XR vs iPhone 8: What's the
Traci;
You can’t go wrong with the older technology.
It’s worked for years and it will continue to work for years.
I go back to the days of the old Perkins Brailer in the braille watch and I
still use them today.
I still also used my braille.
Take care
God bless
Anthony
Sent from my Verizon
Isn’t this all the truth! I have my same Perkins Brailer from when I was a
child. and we are talking a while back now.
It is sometimes an internal tug-of-war for me between wanting the new
technology and keeping what I have that works perfectly well. LOL! Works
perfectly well and I still
Hi Bill,
You are correct, in terms of an old style telephone or, for that matter, a
quality analogue watch with a wind-up mechanism, the iPhone and Apple Watch
have very short life spans. However, an iPhone is as much like one of these old
telephones as a computer is like an electronic
