Have you ever cracked the screen of your most precious phone? Well, I did.
It was such a bitter experience. When I cracked the screen of my Samsung Galaxy Note 3, I was so sad because I broke my favorite phone. I really loved that phone. But my mom kept pestering me to buy a new phone and that I shouldn't be so sad over my broken Samsung Galaxy Note 3 at all. I didn't get it when she told me. I just kept crying and kept telling myself getting a new phone will not be the same as my old phone.
But boy, was I wrong. When my dad got me a new Samsung Galaxy Note 8, I instantly fell in love with it and had completely tossed away my broken Samsung Galaxy Note 3. Here are three reasons why.
1. Unlike my Samsung Galaxy Note 3, the screen is a lot bigger and the phone even has a longer stylus pen!
Because I like to draw so much, I have installed drawing apps on my phone and made use of my phone. If you are an artist like me who likes to draw and wants to spend less money, having a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is a great substitute for a bamboo tablet.
2. The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 has more space than the Samsung Galaxy Note 3
I am able to download as many apps as I want. That means I can download Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, Pinterest, Facebook, DeviantArt, YouTube, and a whole lot more! As I go to my email app, my email app does not have any problem syncing and receiving emails. When I had the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, I had to delete a lot of apps along with some photos and files in order for my email app to have space to receive emails.
3. The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 takes great, high-quality photos!
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 has a camera! It has so many settings you can use to get the perfect photo of your family and friends and even selfies! One setting that I really like is called "Live Focus" because you can adjust the blur of the background and make the people captured in the photo in great focus. You can also edit the pictures with "photo editor pro" to enhance the photo by adjusting color and brightness, cropping, and even adding stickers and cool effects!
The lesson I learned from this experience is simply this: When your phone is broken, this is a call to get a new phone!
