I realize it's been nearly 3 decades when "pocket PCs" were on my radar with Palm and iPaqs. I had this notion that perhaps I could do all my computing on a portable device that could fit in my pocket.

I guess the modern smartphone has advanced quite a bit, but it still doesn't handle all my computing needs.

Now, upon reflection, I've strayed far from the idea of having a singular computing device.

Currently I regularly use:

-Windows gaming laptop, specifically with a discrete GPU to handle video and 3D rendering work

-Macbook Air specifically just to deploy stuff via XCode

-Windows laptop issued by corporation, which I must use due to firewall/VPN corporate network restrictions, definitely no BYOD

-iPad mostly for it's specific apps I sometimes use for day to day life like Facetime calling family

-Fold 5 as my primary smartphone

-Android corporate work phone

-Android device specifically for development of AR glasses apps

-iPhone just to test XCode apps

-I haven't had a desktop PC in eons, but now I've built one specifically to have high GPU Vram for AI

The funny (sad) thing is... I no longer really use a tablet PC