Nokia + Microsolf

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• raf0

  Nokia's phone design was always the most defensive out there. Their phones lost any traces of distinction many years ago and turned into "appeal to all and no one" kind of generic oem path. They were masterpieces of non-design, just like most Japanese cars to this day.

  Their phones were always considered the easiest to use. Little they knew how they were about to be proven wrong.

  I actually was about to buy an E61 when iPhone came to save the day. Can you imagine, this was the best smartphone on the market just 4 years ago? It had a proper browser and all...

  I am laughing at myself and thanking I didn't drop the money on it back then.

  

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  • They had a few models that became classics but this was a long time ago.raf
  • 6310i303
  • wow. 8 buttons not including the keyboard. piss poor design right here.inteliboy
  • Good point, I remember when their handsets used to be really varied and clever. Then they all began to look the sameanimatedgif

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