Back to India to Retrieve; With a Lit Candle and T-Mobile G1 Google Android Mobile Phone
December 1, 2008
Could I have a closer look at T-Mobile G1 Google Android GPS Mobile Phone?
Sure, Wanna search for something eh?
Not exactly, I was planning to dash to India by next weekend, to cheer up my boys from despair. But since things have taken a violent turn, at least for the moment I fear of canceling my project. However, I will definitely go forward with the Android Phone that I thought would had been of great help in the sub-continent.
I think it was right on their part to call off the remaining matches following that sort of terror attack that took place in Mumbai, as Pietersen has put it right like he cannot insist on his players to continue, for its them to decide on their lives finally. Agree Mr Salisbury?
Boy, I am really apologetic to hold a different perception regarding this matter. Because, cricket is a way of life for folk over there, a ray of hope amidst turmoils, and I uphold Stephen Waugh’s opinion that shortly afterwards, business will resume as normal. After all, my phone too, with its name itself, stands for that.
Name of the phone?
Yes, Android the term refers to an automation that corresponds ‘human beings’, which is not far from humanity.
More, you could mail the finer points of our progress, rather retrieval, to me swiftly using its 3G feature.
Sorry boy, I do not think some provider in India supports 3G, at present. Anyway, we can certainly bank on its GPS service backed by Google maps, and an extravagant distribution of Android applications, such as Geo Life, Android Location, Wallet Android, Monolith Android, Kei, Loco, Geo Life, Flare, TuneWiki, etc. With one of which, I can even make hotel reservations quiet conveniently, say even if it is with the hotel under scrutiny; the Taj of Mumbai.
Mr Salisbury, you there before?
Yes, in 1981. When I was a youngster brimming with enthusiasm, along with Fletcher’s lot. Reminiscence of an Indian victory, carved out by Kapil Dev, despite the presence of a pack of stalwarts like Boycott, Gooch, Gower, Underwood, Botham and Willis, still haunts me. But what refreshes me are their like stands on this crisis that have definitely hoisted them to a distinguished league. Particularly, I would pick Derek Pringle’s prayer to the players to even consider playing on the Pakistan soil. And rightly so, considering the healing powers of cricket and the kind of leveler it is. After all, aren’t we obliged, for the fact that we were the ones who passed the culture of gun powder to them?
That was touching. An appeal to the brave hearts of a land, once straddled by Richard the Lion Hearted, to see things with a broader mindset, similar to the HVGA 480 x 320 pixels display screen and 8GB on board memory of your Google Android device. At least, a set of trigger happy hooligans should never get the signal that a great spirit like this game can be held at ransom anywhere, anytime.
Precisely. That is why, along with these former cricketing greats, I would also like to put forth my plea to Kevin’s lions. For them to kindly consider this plea of going back to India, if they are assured of their security. Who knows, if the coin falls acknowledging Pietersen’s better fortunes, if the batters can put up a decent first innings score and if Monty can explode on the final day, the Union Jack might once again flutter high in the sub-continent. And this time in the very people’s hearts, who have not had anything special till this day, to bear pleasant feelings about which. As for me, I long to be there in the stands, savoring those moments as a proud part of the legendary Barmy Army, with due respect to Mr Jenkins, and with my T-Mobile Google G1 Android 3G Mobile Phone.
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