Technology Can’t….

Strange but true…sometimes even technology can’t do things which are so essential but yet missing. It has thousands of way to make you connected but I cannot make the feeling come alive, it can give you the essence of presence pf someone but it cannot bring the touch come alive.

So close but so far, making a video call to a beloved person in some other state or country , you fell so close to them yet across the boundaries. Human touch can only be felt by personel presence.

We think so different, we as a human caste have a vivid thinking. Often we wait for the a moment to come true but when the moment arrives we let them pass by, a sense of satisfaction is hard to achieve.

Today we pass by a trip which had lots of fun and togeatherness but yet the absence of someone is counted.

A trip which will be much longer remembered with friends is always a hardship to let go. As it comes to end now we look by the journey where some are missed and some with you, the fun continuous, life continues.

20th July, 2014

Dharam Shah

India and IPhone…

India and iPhone always maintain a long distance relationship. Debut and sales of iPhone in India are unexpected. Though the use of iPhone’s in India are one a fair basis, it doesn’t cross Apple’s thought to debut in India.

As per the reports read across surveys held in India in August 2011, 2.4% of the total smartphone user in India prefer iPhone. The base of smartphone users accounts upto 20million.

With the much talked iPhone 5 releasing in several countries, India finds it difficult to have a hands on to the hyped gadget. Moreover to the disgrace of iPhone lovers the price range are never fixed in India. Thanks to Apple for not making it official here, dealers sell it at the rate they find it suitable for them.

A day before I asked a retailer about the expected launch and the price iPhone 5 would come up with. He said “1st week of October and it ranges around 75,000 INR (1300$)” .

That is way to much for consumers to pay, with this range and such situation in India, I guess I will soon have to make out other ways to get in touch with my favourite IPhone 5.

Dharam Shah
25th Sept, 2012