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       I discovered after trying
   DIR By: AR Rouf
       Date: September 3, 2023, 11:20 pm
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       Christina January 24, 2012 I remember Nokia for their
       durability. At least their pre-smartphone models. My sister
       recently dropped her nokia phone in a bucket of white paint, but
       after one cleaning and drying, it works flawlessly again. REPLY
       Peddepop January 24, 2012 Have almost always had Nokia, and
       swore by it for a very long time because of solid materials and
       – very importantly – good sound when talking on the phone (that
       was like the essence of it all). Looking forward to being able
       to test the new darling. REPLY Gitte Nielsen January 24, 2012 My
       first mobile was of course a Nokia, solid and reliable – and
       other phones along the way) a little cumbersome in the structure
       of many menus you had to navigate through to get to the function
       you needed.
       Otherwise, the ringtone is clearly something you associate with
       Nokia. 10 years later, it could be interesting to see what a
       Nokia looks like now – clearly improved, I guess. And if I win
       it will also be my Phone Number List
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       debut as a smartphone owner (a rare
       breed on this site, I guess). REPLY Flemming January 24, 2012 I
       remember Nokia for being incredibly user friendly and easy to go
       to, unfortunately that stopped after the N95. But I'm looking
       forward to experiencing the Lumia 800, it looks really promising
       :) REPLY Regitze January 24, 2012 Wow an amazing prize.
       Especially when you are currently stuck with an old Nokia, so
       that you are constantly reminded of the old days.
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       Passing the time with snake, the classic Nokia tune and thank
       God – the world's easiest operating system. Always liked nokia -
       well until they stopped being good of course. But great if they
       are back-on-track! REPLY ib Jørgensen January 24, 2012 it was
       just a dream to go from motorola flip phone to nokia 3210, with
       "all" the many functions. it was a time when you were faithful
       to your phone and it lasted for a few years. Does anyone know
       today if a phone can last more than a year  Helle Harder January
       24, 2012 Nokia - Connecting People. They still do that very
       well! REPLY Mette Christensen January 24, 2012 I've always had a
       hard time navigating a Nokia, so I've always avoided it in favor
       of Sony Ericsson and HTC.
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