Iām fairly positive I still have my brick ācandy barā Nokia around the house. Might not have the charger, but to @Jaws82 ās pointā¦ probably sitting at 24% battery after 20 years!I seriously miss that lil baby
Few years back they released an updated version of it worked on modern networks.I seriously miss that lil baby
I know that is English, but I have no idea what that is supposed to mean.
Had one, and still do, but never played on it. It was even a joke in our high school that IB students (well, in practise just those taking higher level mathematics) all had TI.
Can't remember.I really wanted to get the Nokia 8810 as a weekend phone a few years back. They updated it, but it didnāt have the full keyboard, just had the standard phone buttons and rudimentary emails. Would have been nice for weekend screen detoxes and getting away from work.
Fancy! To this day, I still don't know how to use my graphing calculator
We played with snakesI know that is English, but I have no idea what that is supposed to mean.
I never had an Ericsson, had a Motorola but it just made me miss my Nokia
Oh you had a Nokia!And the famous model which gave material to me many memes about it's durability.
All you had to know was how to bring up the games, and cheat off the person next to you!Fancy! To this day, I still don't know how to use my graphing calculator
ā¦and this is why we love you and you fit in so well here AngelWe played with snakes
Intense snake sessions?I must have broken a dozen Nokias.
Not all models were as durable as the legendary 3310, and even those had their limits.I must have broken a dozen Nokias.
I've never seen a car phone irl
I had one back in the early nineties. The job I had out of college was a service engineer role so I was always on the road. The reception on those old phones sucked!!I've never seen a car phone irl
I really liked it! It did all the hands free stuff, and muting the stereo stuff we all have now with bluetooth.I've never seen a car phone irl
I got lucky with that too, and that's saying a lot considering I'm the queen of drops
A company I worked for had a car mounted phone (it was a truck) in 1984, and it costed a fortune to use. Only for emergency calls was the instructions.
Best New Year's Eve I've ever spent was still that night in EdinburghHappy Fridayyyyyy beautiful people
Itās nearly Hogmanay
In college (engineering) HP was the go-to for calculators. (Rock on RPN!). I had (have) a top of the line (for then) HP28s! We called them āProfessor HPāHad one, and still do, but never played on it. It was even a joke in our high school that IB students (well, in practise just those taking higher level mathematics) all had TI.
Or... Wait. Was it 89 or 85...
I bet that was off the hook!! The Scots know how to do it right!Best New Year's Eve I've ever spent was still that night in Edinburgh
Amazing city but Iām a wee bit biasBest New Year's Eve I've ever spent was still that night in Edinburgh
I've seen 2, I think. My uncle used to be a taxi driver in the 80's. And then my 2 of my class mates (sisters) got a car phone to use like a normal landline, when the moved to town to have shorter way to school (2km instead of 50km...). That was around the time when mobile phones were breaking through, 96-97, several of my class mates had one, but far from everyone.I've never seen a car phone irl
I had a nice HP too, bought by my dad. He just didn't know we could use graphic calculators in the IB system (they were not allowed in the final exams in the national system).
