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The Nokia 1280 (and 1110), I believe, uses the GSM network and it is closing down. If I am wrong I might give it a try. I will be looking at batteries if I end
by tocs3 2y ago
The Nokia 1280 (and 1110), I believe, uses the GSM network and it is closing down. If I am wrong I might give it a try.
I will be looking at batteries if I end up building something so thanks for the battery info. I wonder if I could use a nice-ish colors screen so grand-kids can send photos (feature creep already, maybe not a good idea) so I will also bo looking at screens.
- eimrine 2y agoWhat an idiocracy to lose an experience these phones provide! I hope GSM will live forever in my lands because newer phones have laughable durability. Color screen is not a friend if your hands works too bad to hold the device without dropping it down. Also freedom for designers to mess up with color dimension and less-pixel-size dimension tends to produce ugly interfaces not compatible with elderly people because these dimensions are almost never be used for good. Any devices with color screen is never considered as a durable item or well-made menu, and any device with monochrome one typically is robust and render abilities of display is always used fully.
- tocs3 2y agoWhere are you (country)?
- eimrine 2y agoUkraine.
- shortrounddev2 2y agoFor modern 5G infrastructure, GSM vs CDMA doesn't matter. However, for older phones that run on legacy networks it will only matter up to the point that they dismantle anything older than 4G I believe