Going Mobile

Going Mobile.

Two things- I got a new mobile phone and I’m driving again.

The first image is a shot from my new mobile phone. It’s a 3.2MP Cybershot Phone from Sony Ericsson, the K770i. I’ve been a Sony Ericsson user more than a year perhaps, and I can just say that the brand really produces feature-packed and durable mobile phones. Below is a picture of what my mobile phone looks like in different colors (By the way I got the white one):

I’m quite impressed with all the camera features that Sony Ericsson puts in their Cybershot phones. When I use the camera, it’s like using my 8.1MP Sony Cybershot T200, but with easier one touch controls and…*coughs*…lacking the pixels. But then taking nice pictures doesn’t stop with the limited features that this mobile phone has because unlike the bulky cameras, you can take lots of candid shots with it, quite great for some street photography or what have you. Cybershot phones produce quite sharp pictures. I noticed that the macro feature of this phone was great also. So if you plan to be a food blogger, you really don’t have to buy a point and shoot camera or a DSLR. Here’s a sample picture of the California Temaki I ate last sunday (Resized):

Okay..enough with all the mobile phone blabbering. I’m not even paid by Sony Ericsson in sharing positive feedback about their mobile phones.

Now, moving on with the driving topic. I’m driving again after weeks of being suspended from driving my Yaris because of a wrong lane violation in Pasig City. The violation and the confiscated license should’ve been fixed a week after the incident, but the problem was because I lost the violation ticket/receipt itself in order to claim my license. Some told me that traffic enforcers should not have taken my license when I was given the ticket, but others did say that confiscation of licenses are already a standard. Well, this was my first traffic violation so I really didn’t know anything on how to deal with certain situations of getting flagged down by a bunch of traffic enforces…or cops rather. What I learned about all the inconvenience is that one should never lose the traffic violation ticket, or at least take a picture of one before it got lost (like me hahahaha…):