Not too long, Bookie.

Frenno, some things in Guyana run slower than molasses.

Never mind they already got smartphones, tablets, e-readers and suh.

Up to now magistrates are still recording court cases verbatim by hand. Some electronic recorders were recently introduced in Georgetown, but the rural courts are a 19th century time capsule.

Them judge, lawyers, politicians and police does swear in on a stack of $ thousand dollar bills.

Bookie, about 2 years ago, hubby & I were invited to aKoran Sharief... The priest was reading the Koran from his phone. 

I don't doubt you. There are quite a number of Holy Qur'an apps for smartphones.

Even in backward Yemen Muslims share Qur'an quotes and prayers via cell phones.

But in Guyana, dem peeple use dem cell to talk me and you name. And to inform Savi which lady she husband was sporting with yesterday.

Seriously, at official government public service and courts level, things move velly velly s..l..o..w..l..y.

I see peeps singing bhajans from dem cleverphones

I recently visited a church and all the songs/hymns were projected on three different areas. 

next yo know them clever phone gun be performin the cermony

one other danger is there is a lot of stupid people out there with smart phones, just about everyday you can see them walking into traffic