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  1. #1
    Alan Sadler
    Guest
    Sorry, but I'm used to stupidity from utilities. So when one
    impresses me, I need to acknowledge it.

    I own a 9290 communicator. While not the smallest, sexiest phone, it
    is a remarkable machine. I have stopped carrying my PC with me except
    for really major projects. I still haven't found any other phone that
    will send/receive faxes.

    But that's not why I am impressed.

    I ride a motorcycle. One day while wearing carpenter pants, a cage
    (car) driver stopped next to me at a light and told me that something
    fell out of my pocket about 1/2 mile back. Yikes, it was my phone.
    I went back, and grabbed it between cars. It had been run over, the
    case was cracked, but it still worked. I could send/receive calls,
    and the inside display still showed my e-mail, spreadsheets, etc.
    Pretty cool. Unfortunately the inside color display sporadically
    stopped working, and with about a month, died all together.

    I sent it back to Nokia Repair in Fla, and three days later(today)
    received it with a new top cover and display. I just slapped in the
    SIM/Memory and Battery, and I'm back to work.

    I'm pretty cynical and very hard to impress. Nokia is my phone
    company. Cool.

    I looking forward the new model, with Bluetooth and WiFi. I'll be
    even happier.

    Alan



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  2. #2
    [SExuAL_FreeeK]
    Guest

    Re: Nokia is great!

    Alan Sadler wrote:
    > Sorry, but I'm used to stupidity from utilities. So when one
    > impresses me, I need to acknowledge it.
    >
    > I own a 9290 communicator. While not the smallest, sexiest phone, it
    > is a remarkable machine. I have stopped carrying my PC with me except
    > for really major projects. I still haven't found any other phone that
    > will send/receive faxes.
    >
    > But that's not why I am impressed.
    >
    > I ride a motorcycle. One day while wearing carpenter pants, a cage
    > (car) driver stopped next to me at a light and told me that something
    > fell out of my pocket about 1/2 mile back. Yikes, it was my phone.
    > I went back, and grabbed it between cars. It had been run over, the
    > case was cracked, but it still worked. I could send/receive calls,
    > and the inside display still showed my e-mail, spreadsheets, etc.
    > Pretty cool. Unfortunately the inside color display sporadically
    > stopped working, and with about a month, died all together.
    >
    > I sent it back to Nokia Repair in Fla, and three days later(today)
    > received it with a new top cover and display. I just slapped in the
    > SIM/Memory and Battery, and I'm back to work.
    >
    > I'm pretty cynical and very hard to impress. Nokia is my phone
    > company. Cool.
    >
    > I looking forward the new model, with Bluetooth and WiFi. I'll be
    > even happier.
    >
    > Alan

    And how mutch did it cost send it and reparing in finladn? I mean if
    youre nor from finland?



  3. #3
    Alan Sadler
    Guest

    Re: Nokia is great!

    On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 10:22:01 +0200, "[SExuAL_FreeeK]"
    <freeek_i_hate_@_spam_gmail.com> wrote:

    >Alan Sadler wrote:
    >> Sorry, but I'm used to stupidity from utilities. So when one
    >> impresses me, I need to acknowledge it.
    >>
    >> I own a 9290 communicator. While not the smallest, sexiest phone, it
    >> is a remarkable machine. I have stopped carrying my PC with me except
    >> for really major projects. I still haven't found any other phone that
    >> will send/receive faxes.
    >>
    >> But that's not why I am impressed.
    >>
    >> I ride a motorcycle. One day while wearing carpenter pants, a cage
    >> (car) driver stopped next to me at a light and told me that something
    >> fell out of my pocket about 1/2 mile back. Yikes, it was my phone.
    >> I went back, and grabbed it between cars. It had been run over, the
    >> case was cracked, but it still worked. I could send/receive calls,
    >> and the inside display still showed my e-mail, spreadsheets, etc.
    >> Pretty cool. Unfortunately the inside color display sporadically
    >> stopped working, and with about a month, died all together.
    >>
    >> I sent it back to Nokia Repair in Fla, and three days later(today)
    >> received it with a new top cover and display. I just slapped in the
    >> SIM/Memory and Battery, and I'm back to work.
    >>
    >> I'm pretty cynical and very hard to impress. Nokia is my phone
    >> company. Cool.
    >>
    >> I looking forward the new model, with Bluetooth and WiFi. I'll be
    >> even happier.
    >>
    >> Alan

    >And how mutch did it cost send it and reparing in finladn? I mean if
    >youre nor from finland?

    Fla=Florida,USA=$5.75




  4. #4
    Caerbannog
    Guest

    Re: Nokia is great!

    That is impressive. I mean, a helpful cager? Will wonders never cease? ;-)

    D

    "[SExuAL_FreeeK]" <freeek_i_hate_@_spam_gmail.com> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Alan Sadler wrote:
    > > Sorry, but I'm used to stupidity from utilities. So when one
    > > impresses me, I need to acknowledge it.
    > >
    > > I own a 9290 communicator. While not the smallest, sexiest phone, it
    > > is a remarkable machine. I have stopped carrying my PC with me except
    > > for really major projects. I still haven't found any other phone that
    > > will send/receive faxes.
    > >
    > > But that's not why I am impressed.
    > >
    > > I ride a motorcycle. One day while wearing carpenter pants, a cage
    > > (car) driver stopped next to me at a light and told me that something
    > > fell out of my pocket about 1/2 mile back. Yikes, it was my phone.
    > > I went back, and grabbed it between cars. It had been run over, the
    > > case was cracked, but it still worked. I could send/receive calls,
    > > and the inside display still showed my e-mail, spreadsheets, etc.
    > > Pretty cool. Unfortunately the inside color display sporadically
    > > stopped working, and with about a month, died all together.
    > >
    > > I sent it back to Nokia Repair in Fla, and three days later(today)
    > > received it with a new top cover and display. I just slapped in the
    > > SIM/Memory and Battery, and I'm back to work.
    > >
    > > I'm pretty cynical and very hard to impress. Nokia is my phone
    > > company. Cool.
    > >
    > > I looking forward the new model, with Bluetooth and WiFi. I'll be
    > > even happier.
    > >
    > > Alan

    > And how mutch did it cost send it and reparing in finladn? I mean if
    > youre nor from finland?






  5. #5
    vortex
    Guest

    Re: Nokia is great!

    Alan Sadler wrote:

    (snip)
    > I still haven't found any other phone that
    > will send/receive faxes.

    (snip)

    There are fax applications (send/receive/view) for Series 60 phones too
    e.g. Mobile Fax




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