Esato Mobile
General discussions : General : what was your LAST phone?
> New Topic
> Reply
< Esato Forum Index > General discussions > General > what was your LAST phone? Bookmark topic
Page <  123 ... 567 ... 808182>

Orka Posts: 310

My last phone (before T68) was Nokia 8210. Pretty good device (with some problems )for the time I purchased it.



--
Posted: 2002-02-06 16:52:00
Edit : Quote

musicear Posts: 35

My last phone just before t68 was a prehistorical ericsson GH688!!!

--
Posted: 2002-02-06 17:01:00
Edit : Quote

herboan Posts: 117

SH 888

I never ever saw such a robust phone. I did not try but i guess it was undestroyable even by stepping on it. Thanks to the metal body;

I would have loved to knock it against a kokia but the nokia users refused all the time. I wonder why ? I always thought plastic rules.
by the way my kids prefer NOKIA because they are used to fisher-price and Chicco toys.


--
Posted: 2002-02-06 17:28:00
Edit : Quote

Ally Posts: 119

I had a T39! After 5 Nokias I have finally found the right way! And now I own a T68 of course and I am glad that I have it!
--
Posted: 2002-02-06 18:42:00
Edit : Quote

Dénes Posts: 38

N 6210. And I think that while /// (again) makes technically superior phones, Nokias are more user-friendly. I'm somewhat of a gadget freak and quickly figure out new appliances, and I had several Ericssons, Nokia's menu system remains far more logical and better arranged. The icons on the T68's top menu level made no significant difference in that sense. The underlying layers are unchanged and it usually takes more steps to reach a given function than at Nokia. Someone argued on a forum (was it this one?) that /// has to "evolve" its menus gradually so as not to dissapoint/confuse owners pf previous models. That sounds like a lame excuse for poor menu design.
--
Posted: 2002-02-06 19:16:00
Edit : Quote

pumablack Posts: 22

Sony J5, very good phone. The sound system was fantastic, probably the best there is. But Sony let users down by not releasing software to synch sound/graphics/calendar, etc. And they were gonna charge for it. The T68 is so much easier to interface with. A T68 with the sony sound system mmmm i wonder how long it'll take SonyEricsson to put that together.
--
Posted: 2002-02-06 19:57:00
Edit : Quote

jucame Posts: > 500

Nokia 8850 and Nokia 8210 but now I am an Ericsson dude again.
--
Posted: 2002-02-06 23:07:00
Edit : Quote

hotsand Posts: 12

Siemens SL45i
great phone, but no gprs.. java was fun tough


--
Posted: 2002-02-07 00:12:00
Edit : Quote

zmodem Posts: 19

SH888... and now I've got the T39 - a big difference
--
Posted: 2002-02-07 08:48:00
Edit : Quote

ScreamingEagles Posts: 3

Nokia 6210 and now I have T39mc - all different than Nokia
--
Posted: 2002-02-08 07:21:00
Edit : Quote
Page <  123 ... 567 ... 808182>

New Topic   Reply
Forum Index

Esato home