As a member of Mom Central I received a gift card which covered a portion of the travel expenses incurred to attend this event. Please note that any personal opinions reflected in this post are my own and have not been influenced by the sponsor in any way.

My first mobile phone (early 80’s) was a bag phone–big, heavy, and portable only for Atlas. It is a far cry from Sprint’s recent modern technology releases. These include: LG Nexus 5, a tri-band network google android kitkat smartphone with 4.95 445PPI HD display; LGG2, a slim android smartphone with 5.2″ 1080P display and 13MPO hi-res camera; Samsung Galaxy 3, a 4.8 HD super AMOLED touch screen android paired with Jelly Bean and All Share technology.
I must digress. As a kid I faithfully read Gould’s comic book Dick Tracy. A generation later, who but me would buy my firstborn her own Moon Maid for her very first Christmas. I always yearned to own the ultimate gadgetry back then, a Dick Tracy 2-way wrist radio. My father, the man of the house, forbade it citing the fact I was a girl. He would have been far better to tell me that it still had not been invented. Bah humbug to him! When I got my first glimpse of Galaxy Gear, I was like a child again. I long for this wrist accessory (far better than just a mere radio because of all its features). Its bluetooth, 4 GB memory, 800 MKz processor, 1.9 mega pixel camera, and 1.63″ touchscreen display are not just boy toys. Girls deserve equal rights.
The times are constantly changing. Tools and resources are available for the asking to manage children’s technology usage and develop more internet safety. I remember my own boys’ cell usage getting so out of control that I locked their cell phones in the safe UNTIL they paid their bills. It took a while. Too bad that better ways to teach cell phone responsibility weren’t around then. I appreciate the sense and sensibilities and the options for Sprint portfolio of no-contract brands including Boost Mobile, Virgin Mobile, and Assurance Wireless.
I have been a loyal Sprint customer for more than a decade. Still I’m not a savvy know-it-all. Because I always want to learn more, I immediately accepted Sprint’s invitation to its NYC Executive Briefing Center for hands on demonstrations and one on one time with reps truly in the know about different services, different products, and the newest innovative technology, service, and apps. Now come contract renewal time, I can make an informed decision on what best suits my needs.
For more information about Sprint, its products and services, and its talk/text/data plans, go online or visit your local Sprint store.
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Susan
Friday 3rd of January 2014
New technology and especially smart phones is fun isn't it? I'm especially glad phones have a full keyboard now.
Amber Edwards
Friday 3rd of January 2014
I love the new Sprint devices! we have sprint coverage and it is actually the best in our geographical location.
Tammi @ My Organized Chaos
Friday 3rd of January 2014
I'm waiting with fingers crossed that Sprint comes here soon, so many happy customers speak volumes to me!!
Joanne
Friday 3rd of January 2014
How awesome that you get to go and see their latest technology first hand! Have fun!
Nancy @ Whispered Inspirations
Friday 3rd of January 2014
I have only heard amazing things about Sprint. How awesome is it that you got to go?