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  1. Never got to sleep in maybe later.
  2. Regarding last night's Matt-Kieran-Genaro conversation...


    CALL UP BOB!!!!!!!
  3. My phone won't be here until 10 October.
  4. iPhone 5?
  5. No, I thought I should get a Nokia 3210 instead. There's still a very high demand for them apparently, which is amazing for a phone released in 1999.
  6. HA!

    I hope it never arrives
  7. Lots of businnessmen and tech geeks are demanding those old Nokia series (3210, 3310, etc) nowadays, since they're reliable and rock-built. A phone that's still working 10-15 years after it was released is a gem and laughs in the face of HTC, iPhones and the likes.
  8. Whilst I agree, I wouldn't replace my smartphone with an old phone. All of my fourth and fifth generation games consoles are still working perfectly fine. Then again, all my consoles are, but RROD is well publicised on Xbox 360 and PS3 have had issues too. The demand n the consoles is a lot greater though. Same with phones, the 3310 was used to call and text, occasionally a game of Snake. Today, I speak for myself and probably the majority, phones are used for everything, from SMS to gaming. And would you really by an iPhone if it was built like a 3310? As long as your careful, you can keep your gadgets in perfect condition. I've managed it.
  9. I would be tempted to agree if it were not for the fact that modern smartphones are built to a very high standard. Yes, if you don't look after them properly then they will scratch up just like any phone, but I guarantee that they will still work in 10-15 years. HTC, and Apple make the highest quality stuff right now. Samsung are a bit flimsy. iPhones are precision made and HTC's are basically solid bricks. I had a HTC Desire for a short period of time and the damn thing had the structural integrity of a house brick.

    The part of me that agrees however, is the part of me that actually has a drawer full of old Nokia phones.
  11. Nowadays smartphoes will NOT work in teh years tie, take my word for that.
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