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By Revd 'Remi Tejumola

Shalom!
I want to tell you a truth: I've been able to post as many messages as you have seen because I recently learnt how to update my blogspot via my email through my cellphone while on the road.

Now I don't have to get into the comfort of my home to access the internet and then navigate to my blogspot.

I've been checking my emails and sending emails through my phone for more than a year now.

We live in a modern world with a lot of technological advancements. I have on my phone a Bible application with which I study the Bible from Genesis to the book of Revelation without missing a verse. I also use it to prepare the messages for my blogspot on the internet.

I also have two mobile phone Dictionaries on my cellphone. I can check for meanings of words on the go.

You may think, 'The phone must be pretty expensive', but on the contrary, it's not. You can now have smartphones which costs ranges from N12,000 to over N100,000. The one I use cost me just N18,000 which includes the cost of the memory stick.

I make & recieve calls; send & recieve sms; check, send emails & update my blogspot. When I need to, I browse the internet on my phone. In my next posting, I will share with you some features you need to have on your cellphone that will enable you to do all aforementioned and more.

In this day and age, you need to be smart. We are no longer in the Stone Age.

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