Hours have been spoken in my Nokia mobile phone and several thousand text messages. Beautiful mobile. And you can only say that Nokia is quality, because the mobile I bought 11 years ago, yes, it's still the same one I use to this day. So I could really use a new one. REPLY Mathias January 21, 2012 My first phone was, like many others, a Nokia. My father and I went to Harald Nyborg and scored a Nokia 3510i with Telia Express. Many probably remember this phone as one of the first with a color display, which became widespread. It was a solid phone with an orange/blue design. It was extremely fast to write text messages on and it could do many of the things that you expected from a phone at the time, and it did that well too.
It was dropped many times over time, but it fared worst beyond what it hit. REPLY Neat January 21, 2012 Ah yes… Who hasn't had the blue/orange
Phone Number List Nokia 3510?! In any case, both my ex-boyfriend and I each had our own mobile phone with the same blue/orange cover - and I don't need to emphasize that many funny misunderstandings came out of this coincidence!!
It was only when the phone suddenly played the wrong ringtone, or there was a text message from "Mom" saying that the laundry was now ready, that it dawned on me that I must have picked up the wrong phone on the go haha.
I have many fond, fun memories of Nokia - and would like to create some new ones with the Lumia 800
REPLY Nastassia Noor January 21, 2012 Hi, my very first mobile phone was a Nokia, it could basically do nothing, but it was just so cool that you could call wherever you were. Still have a half-old Nokia that does have a camera and a color screen, but it to replace it with a new modern one of this kind REPLY Astrid Jensen January 21, 2012 I'm an old-timer and have an old-timer mobile, but I really want to get ahead in modern society My current mobile can barely write text messages, so maybe it was time to get it replaced with a new one REPLY Susanne Nielsen January 21, 2012 I think everyone has owned a Nokia by now.
