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  • paijrutpaijrut Member

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  • VoidVoid Member

    @MrEd said:
    Most my phones where Nokias, until I switched to Samsung smartphones.

    1. 3310
    2. 5210
    3. 6100 (not sure qbout this one, it was a colored one)
    4. N81
    5. N97 (I wish I could have one like this with ubuntu toutch)
    6. Lumia 920

    Then I switched to samsung... :)

    3310 ❤️
    I had an n73. Nokia n series was the iPhone of phones back then.

  • paijrutpaijrut Member

  • VoidVoid Member

    @paijrut said:

    Is this the new color palette thing ?

  • paijrutpaijrut Member

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  • TrKTrK Member

    @paijrut said:

    @TrK said:

    @paijrut said:

    @TrK said:
    Fact, my first phone was from nokia!

    Same with me

    Did that make us nokians?

    Wow.. did you just invent a new word?

    I do that countless times!

  • paijrutpaijrut Member

  • TrKTrK Member

    PAGE 626!

  • TrKTrK Member

    HYPE REMINDER!

  • TrKTrK Member

    Last GA was on page 489! Second last GA was on Page 202(perhaps)!

  • gabydupgabydup Member

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  • paijrutpaijrut Member

    Go go go

  • tans0008tans0008 Member

    Hello, I would like to double the bandwidth.
    Order Number: 6588606671
    Invoice ID: #3069905
    Thanks!

  • MrEdMrEd Member

    @tans0008 said:
    Hello, I would like to double the bandwidth.
    Order Number: 6588606671
    Invoice ID: #3069905
    Thanks!

    @dustinc here is one more for you! ;)

  • gabydupgabydup Member

    @TrK said:

    @gabydup said:

    @MrEd said:

    @gabydup said:

    @MrEd said:

    @gabydup said:

    Nokia Lumia 620

    I had lumia 920 I think, or some version of 900. It was an interesting phone, but the community was too small, so not enough apps, not enough apps = not interested buyers, cycle continues. But the whole use of phone by swipes was really quick and fun!

    @MrEd said:

    @gabydup said:

    Nokia Lumia 620

    I had lumia 920 I think, or some version of 900. It was an interesting phone, but the community was too small, so not enough apps, not enough apps = not interested buyers, cycle continues. But the whole use of phone by swipes was really quick and fun!

    You're right, the lack of apps was the main reason why windows phone died as a platform and Nokia as a smartphone brand.

    Well, Nokia is still there. I just bought Nokia 230 Dual SIM for my son like 4 months ago :)

    I know, but last time I checked they outsourced completely their smartphone business to HMD. They just use the brand.

    The same thing they did with microsoft by leasing the brand name and the origin of windows mobile os, nokia technically wasn't the one making those windows phones and so is true for the android ones as well. Long story short, microsoft ruined nokia just like they did with IBM.

    They wouldn't have ruined nokia if they used android on their phones instead of windows phone, or at least they should've offered both options. Nokia went downhill after that.

  • TrKTrK Member

    @gabydup said:

    @TrK said:

    @gabydup said:

    @MrEd said:

    @gabydup said:

    @MrEd said:

    @gabydup said:

    Nokia Lumia 620

    I had lumia 920 I think, or some version of 900. It was an interesting phone, but the community was too small, so not enough apps, not enough apps = not interested buyers, cycle continues. But the whole use of phone by swipes was really quick and fun!

    @MrEd said:

    @gabydup said:

    Nokia Lumia 620

    I had lumia 920 I think, or some version of 900. It was an interesting phone, but the community was too small, so not enough apps, not enough apps = not interested buyers, cycle continues. But the whole use of phone by swipes was really quick and fun!

    You're right, the lack of apps was the main reason why windows phone died as a platform and Nokia as a smartphone brand.

    Well, Nokia is still there. I just bought Nokia 230 Dual SIM for my son like 4 months ago :)

    I know, but last time I checked they outsourced completely their smartphone business to HMD. They just use the brand.

    The same thing they did with microsoft by leasing the brand name and the origin of windows mobile os, nokia technically wasn't the one making those windows phones and so is true for the android ones as well. Long story short, microsoft ruined nokia just like they did with IBM.

    They wouldn't have ruined nokia if they used android on their phones instead of windows phone, or at least they should've offered both options. Nokia went downhill after that.

    The point is microsoft in the blind greed that everyone will use windows was the wrong concept itself, they had the option to make it opensource and it would have competed with android but i guess nah you need all the money you can rack in and thus lost the market itself.

  • gabydupgabydup Member

    @TrK said:

    @gabydup said:

    @TrK said:

    @gabydup said:

    @MrEd said:

    @gabydup said:

    @MrEd said:

    @gabydup said:

    Nokia Lumia 620

    I had lumia 920 I think, or some version of 900. It was an interesting phone, but the community was too small, so not enough apps, not enough apps = not interested buyers, cycle continues. But the whole use of phone by swipes was really quick and fun!

    @MrEd said:

    @gabydup said:

    Nokia Lumia 620

    I had lumia 920 I think, or some version of 900. It was an interesting phone, but the community was too small, so not enough apps, not enough apps = not interested buyers, cycle continues. But the whole use of phone by swipes was really quick and fun!

    You're right, the lack of apps was the main reason why windows phone died as a platform and Nokia as a smartphone brand.

    Well, Nokia is still there. I just bought Nokia 230 Dual SIM for my son like 4 months ago :)

    I know, but last time I checked they outsourced completely their smartphone business to HMD. They just use the brand.

    The same thing they did with microsoft by leasing the brand name and the origin of windows mobile os, nokia technically wasn't the one making those windows phones and so is true for the android ones as well. Long story short, microsoft ruined nokia just like they did with IBM.

    They wouldn't have ruined nokia if they used android on their phones instead of windows phone, or at least they should've offered both options. Nokia went downhill after that.

    The point is microsoft in the blind greed that everyone will use windows was the wrong concept itself, they had the option to make it opensource and it would have competed with android but i guess nah you need all the money you can rack in and thus lost the market itself.

    They should've used a modified version of android instead of a whole new OS. I think they're doing that in one of their products nowadays.

  • TrKTrK Member

    @gabydup said:

    @TrK said:

    @gabydup said:

    @TrK said:

    @gabydup said:

    @MrEd said:

    @gabydup said:

    @MrEd said:

    @gabydup said:

    Nokia Lumia 620

    I had lumia 920 I think, or some version of 900. It was an interesting phone, but the community was too small, so not enough apps, not enough apps = not interested buyers, cycle continues. But the whole use of phone by swipes was really quick and fun!

    @MrEd said:

    @gabydup said:

    Nokia Lumia 620

    I had lumia 920 I think, or some version of 900. It was an interesting phone, but the community was too small, so not enough apps, not enough apps = not interested buyers, cycle continues. But the whole use of phone by swipes was really quick and fun!

    You're right, the lack of apps was the main reason why windows phone died as a platform and Nokia as a smartphone brand.

    Well, Nokia is still there. I just bought Nokia 230 Dual SIM for my son like 4 months ago :)

    I know, but last time I checked they outsourced completely their smartphone business to HMD. They just use the brand.

    The same thing they did with microsoft by leasing the brand name and the origin of windows mobile os, nokia technically wasn't the one making those windows phones and so is true for the android ones as well. Long story short, microsoft ruined nokia just like they did with IBM.

    They wouldn't have ruined nokia if they used android on their phones instead of windows phone, or at least they should've offered both options. Nokia went downhill after that.

    The point is microsoft in the blind greed that everyone will use windows was the wrong concept itself, they had the option to make it opensource and it would have competed with android but i guess nah you need all the money you can rack in and thus lost the market itself.

    They should've used a modified version of android instead of a whole new OS. I think they're doing that in one of their products nowadays.

    They are just a stupid bunch of peeps, they don't want consumers to have something for free and they will look for anything that can help them squeeze out money, and the fun fact they are only successful because windows for PC is the only OS that supports most not if all AAA rated games and the only reason i am using windows for my pc, for anything else other than games, i prefer linux and i mean it. As for using android modified to be windows subsystem is nothing but a version of windows subsystem for linux, because android itself is a linux, so nothing new here.

  • VoidVoid Member

    moooarrr

  • TrKTrK Member

    CANT-STOP-WONT-STOP!

  • TrKTrK Member

    AINT-NO-PARTY-LIKE-RACKNERD-PARTY!

  • VoidVoid Member

    CANT-STOP-WONT-STOP!

  • TrKTrK Member

    @jmaxwell said:

    CANT-STOP-WONT-STOP!

    I SHALL NOT STOP MYSELF!

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