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lea_hazelLast night on my way home from my mother's house my phone crapped out on me abruptly. I headed out first thing this morning to see if it could be fixed. Feeling like a chunk of my brain was missing, naturally. Fast forward about three or four hours, now I have a new phone and I have to charge it, update its system, reinstall all my apps (which means it's time for spring cleaning), and of course check the status of all of my backups.
A good opportunity to figure out/remember which apps I linked to the cloud and which I didn't. At least I know for sure that I didn't lose anything critical.
I had even very nearly forgotten my Gmail password, and had to rush home by foot to check my backups. It was extremely irritating. At least the new device has an upgraded memory and I can shove all my apps and games and things on it.
A good opportunity to figure out/remember which apps I linked to the cloud and which I didn't. At least I know for sure that I didn't lose anything critical.
I had even very nearly forgotten my Gmail password, and had to rush home by foot to check my backups. It was extremely irritating. At least the new device has an upgraded memory and I can shove all my apps and games and things on it.
