Tomino

I am completely behind the longer-term upgrading of your phone. But only once you find your match.

I have changed over 8 phones in 2 years and it has been actually rather frustrating. It was at the time when smartphones were coming out. Of course , as a geek, I had to have one. It was nightmare. Displays were unresponsive, phones were freezing etc. I end up using old keyboard-standard nokia for few years.

About a year ago, I have been using Galaxy for few months. The experience was much better then my first phones, but still not perfect. And then I bough my dream phone. Many of you might not know it, but its called XiaoMi (小米). It is chinese phone, but not some chinese garbage it is well thought-trough phone, performance much better then newest galaxy and armed with android and MIUI on top. Peope say that Xiomi company is like apple in china. I have to say I have never been so happy with phone.

XiaoMi now released version two of their phone. The phone has everything that first version is missing, and I am very temped to buy it, but there is a bit of fear if the phone wil let me down the same way my first phones did. And i am so happy with my current phone, why would I change? Maybe in few years....

I haven't try Chef yet, but it seems like it has some advantages, I should give it a try!

I personally am not fan of Excel, even though you can do a lot in it, I prefer other programming languages. But I can see its huge popularity among the "cool" office workers. Learning the functions in Excel its pretty easy and powerful at the same time.

Take my uncle for example. He is mediocre office worker, selling lawn-mowers for living. He took the time and learned some advance excel functions and created few cool spreadsheets for his office, and everyone loves it. His reputation grown a lot with bosses and e is known as the guy with solutions.