I don't know if it is more important to have so many technological tools or only one tool that works 100 percent.

I have a mobile phone, but it was damaged once and was in the hands of a technician. Supposedly, he fixed it two months ago, but now I notice that it has other difficulties.
I like my phone for photography, conversation, and connecting with friends. They may be far away or they may be close but WhatsApp now allows us to talk to each other even if we are in neighboring rooms. Although I like to connect with the rest of my friends in the world as if I had them as neighbors here.

For my work, I need my cpu, because there I have stored all the material I need to prepare my medical reports. I can also have a broader view of ultrasound images of texts already studied by colleagues who have seen the same pathologies that I may be seeing for the first time in a patient. In other words, my computer helps me to have multiple windows open to do my research and compare images with other colleagues.

My cell phone is so bad now that I can't have or keep multiple options open because it crashes and freezes the whole screen. It's a real nightmare. It is only useful for small activities.

I also know that for many people their laptop is their greatest ally, perhaps because they know more technology than I can master and I can not understand many functions on my phone. I am also not very curious about my phone because when I touch keys with which I do not know their function, I have generally caused alterations in it, so much so that I have had to ask for help from the most knowledgeable people.

In the end, I guess me and technology don't get along very well.