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The Nokia stands
« on: September 03, 2023, 11:23:09 pm »
I am willing to give the new NOKIA "a try" :-) REPLY Christian Hildebrandt January 24, 2012 T9, super batteries, smileys, never ending, world famous ringtone. Lots of good things to say about the old Nokias from before The Smart Phone Wars. Nokia was the ultimate millennium phone, perfectly symbolized in the ultimate millennium movie The Matrix, where an elaborate version of the Nokia 8110 – “the banana” – co-starred opposite Neo in the first action scene. REPLY Stone January 24, 2012 My daughter's first phone was a Nokia 3200. The cover was transparent and a paper cutter came with the phone. Then you could make your own design. A bit wonky back then, but the phone still works - and today my kids think it's cool... REPLY Monica January 24, 2012 10 years ago everyone had a Nokia, including myself, my first mobile was a Nokia:.

I was so happy with it! Their collaboration with Microsoft must be said to be something we can remember... "After all, the plan is to reclaim Nokia's place at the top of the mobile phone world, and Nokia's Phone Number List British Head of B2B Sales Europe Adrian Williams is quite satisfied with the collaboration. My first Nokia was a 3310, which I won in a competition to invent a slogan for a store. They never used my slogan but I was happy with my Nokia 3310 which lasted for several years. But the latest Nokia is an N8, which I got as a gift from my son-in-law. It was too complicated to use compared to the purchased iPhone. REPLY Henrik Løvgret January 24, 2012 For me, out as the biggest 'win'.



It was my first business phone and I remember the importance I placed in getting it… ha ha ha. However, it was a super cool phone that lasted many days on a charge. And the successor 6310i was even cooler. It was great to join the mobile wave and how the world had suddenly changed :-) REPLY Rune May January 24, 2012 My old nokia phone has been with me at all festivals (and still is). A liberation to have a phone that you are not afraid to throw away. What a relief to have a phone that is just good for calls and texts AND DOESN'T RUN DRY OF BATTERY! :) REPLY TC January 24, 2012 Huh, my first nokia was a 3110 – felt very business with it.