frent

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   by frent 15y ago

   I was referring specifically to the cheaper "feature phones" (such as the Xpressmusic, which certainly isn't a smartphone). We often hear that they rule the low end market, but even in that segment, their design and quality seem to be slipp
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   by frent 15y ago

   Nokia's "feature phones" have experienced a decline in design quality as well. My last Nokia Xpressmusic brick/candybar had no "stop" button, so if you put it in your pocket the wrong way, a song called "Dance of Shiva" that was loaded by d
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   by frent 16y ago

   With that said Nokia's brick phones have some of the easiest interfaces to use of any device ever As someone who uses a recent Series 40 phone, I have to disagree with you. I think their last decent brick was the 6230i. I got an XpressMus