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Mine was the Samsung Glide. It was one of those phones that had a sliding keyboard. I got this in 2010, after I started my first job. I remember it was green, took me a while to get used to the keyboard.
I can understand very well. Now, it might seem like a lowly phone but back then, it was a big phone for your stage.It was a big phone for me back in the days. It was mine and I had the right to fight for it which was a stupid thing to do by the way 😂
Even with all the tech advancements in smartphones today, I still wouldn't mind using Nokia 3310. The phone is a legend.My first personal phone was a Nokia 3310!
Exactly. I held on to the phone like my life depended on it which was a crazy thing to do. I know better not to try such today.I can understand very well. Now, it might seem like a lowly phone but back then, it was a big phone for your stage.
Some people really know how to handle and manage things. With some tech, if it's not broken and still works well, there's no need to change it.I saw a man last 2 days ago in a bus who still had his Motorola Razr V3. This phone was released since 2004 but his own was still in good condition.
Some people really know how to handle and manage things. With some tech, if it's not broken and still works well, there's no need to change it.
Unless it's paramount to change the smartphone, that's only when it's necessary to do so. If it's not, upgrading it is like throwing money away.This is one of the reasons I don't make major changes to my tech stuff. I would always focus on staying safe and using it the way that it was meant to be used.
Nope. Mine was slender and straight in shape. The only colour it had then was black. This one is an older version of 3310.
My dad had this phone then😂. He won't allow us to touch saying that it's his hard earned money and if he allow us, we will spoil the phone for him. We decided to leave the phone when my mom gave us hers to play with though we are extra careful because of what dad said.