Naturally. I remember disliking those first days of strangeness, where everything I touched was compelled by some puzzling bit of magic. It isn't, though. The technology of this world is far beyond anything I've seen, as surely you sympathize, but there are some pleasant conveniences to be found.

[He takes a seat on the bench, laying the device on his knee where they'll both have a view of the screen.]

We had a instantaneous conversation despite vast distance, after all. And there is an option also to hear the other individual's voice, or see their face, rather than rely on text. [The press of a few buttons demonstrates this to her. He turns the camera-eye of the device around, so their faces are reflected back on the screen, seated beside each other.] And here, we could preserve a still image. As quick as that.

[He smiles and snaps the picture.]

Do you have anything that might be comparable in your own world?