cell phone evolution - from nokia brick to sony-ericsson w810i - _MG_6192in 1999 (or 1998?) i received this nokia 6185, hacked to display 'SavvySearch' on the screen instead of 'Sprint PCS' daniel sent me this phone from wellesley to use for SavvySearch. in the summer of 2003, this nokia 3560 replaced the big brick, whose battery contacts were shot. thanksgiving 2006 - sony ericsson w810i phone / mp3 player / camera.
used here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
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update june 2008 - per the pew internet The Internet and Consumer Choice report - i can't believe that only 12% of cell phones are procured online. seems like it should be a lot more than that. 78% in-store and ~10% by other means. view cell phone evolution - from nokia brick to sony-ericsson w810i - _MG_6192 on a black background. miss love and i just went in together on a cell plan c/o amazon.com. let the address-book transfers begin! since i have them resurrected to enter numbers into the new phone, here are all of the cell phones i've ever owned. they all still work, albeit the buttons on the nokia 3560 in the middle have stopped working reliably. the sony-ericsson w810i (right) is a linux-friendly phone, 2-megapixel camera, and mp3 player all in one. with a 4gb pro duo memory stick, i can go jogging without my minidisc player :-), and even bring home a few photos every now and then! rachel opted for a pink razr phone. copyright © 2006 sean dreilinger CommentsAnointd [deleted] says:I love my w810i. Are you saying that Linux
can be loaded on it?
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jsf.online says:
That is a shorter cell phone evolution than I expected. They keep shrinking, and no flips in evidence.
I can not even recall all that I've had, or the ways in which they have been destroyed - 'though the destruction usually involved a bike ride.
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