New toy or tool?

I broke down and bought a Samsung Blackjack through Cingular on Friday. I had the Motorola Black Razr and I thought it was time for a new phone. There were quite a few things I didn’t like about the Razr, even though it was actually a good phone and, more importantly, compact. Luckily, despite the fact that I am still within my two year contract, Cingular still allowed me to upgrade to the Blackjack.
So far, I am pretty impressed. I had a little frustration with the Bluetooth connection to my MacBook to transfer files and such but I finally figured it out, it just took some self-training…and actually reading the manual. Go figure.
One of the features that is included on the Blackjack is a pretty slick video camera that I may use to post a video blog to next as a test. I may also keep this blog posted, and you readers (if I actually have readers), of my experiences with the Blackjack.

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I was born and raised in Tallahassee until 1993. There I was raised to love God, Family and the Seminoles, in that order. After meeting a gorgeous girl in 1992 from Jacksonville, where my family had moved to in previous years, I decided to move to Jacksonville where I lived for four years until that gorgeous girl and I decided to move to Orlando. I’ve been living in Orlando with that gorgeous girl since 1997 and still love her and the city. My only major complaint about Orlando is the weather (it’s hot, people, too hot). I have no complaints about her – I love you, baby . I work in the Technology field as a Systems Administrator working with Windows servers and Cisco networking. Because I love my career so much I enjoy technology outside of the work place also. When I’m not exploring new tech gadgets, working on my computers, or tweaking my local home network, I generally enjoy video games, movies, reading and spending time with my family. And when I am not doing all of that, I also work as a consultant for my technology consulting company, EC Technology Consulting, LLC. To sum it up, I’m a tech geek.

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