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I did exactly that. My daily carry is the new Nokia 3310. It was $90. It's fine. I can lose it or drop it and not care. And it's small! Learning how to type a
by jay_kyburz 7y ago
I did exactly that. My daily carry is the new Nokia 3310. It was $90. It's fine. I can lose it or drop it and not care. And it's small!
Learning how to type a text again using the numpad was painful, but after a few weeks I was back up to speed.
No Facebook, Slack, Email. Not even a browser. No distractions.
When I'm out with my kids, I'm with my kids. When I'm working, I'm at my desk with a real computer.
- 9HZZRfNlpR 7y agoWhy not a Nokia with full QWERTY layout then already?
- jay_kyburz 7y agoYou can't buy them.
- 9HZZRfNlpR 7y agoHow come? If you are an american: https://www.amazon.com/Nokia-Unlocked-QWERTY-Dedicated-MicroSD/dp/B003V4AJSU/ https://www.amazon.com/Nokia-Unlocked-QWERTY-Dedicated-Micro... They are being sold a lot on ebay etc. too. Refurbished and cheap, if you are willing to wait for the package. I use C3-00 and non of it's (primitive) smart features. It's still a dumb phone.
- srndh 7y agoI am doing something close. My main phone is iphone SE. The only apps in that is my podcast & my personal email account. My rest social media including whatsapp in another device.