The 3310 was the one the cover kept falling off. I have no idea how it got a reputation for build quality.
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evil_andy Stick stick stick stick sticky sticky stick stick, Wed 7 Dec 2022, 18:45,
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Mine was solid
it was the battery, software and non existent memory that I had an issue with
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Turtle Power & Knuckles, Wed 7 Dec 2022, 19:35,
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For example, no "sent items" folder.
Want a record of what you said? Simply write your message, save it as a draft, go to your drafts folder and find and send the message which will then give it a nice little envelope icon. Oh yeah, your phone holds only about a dozen text messages, so you'd better delete some of those drafts if you want your inbox updated.
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Turtle Power & Knuckles, Wed 7 Dec 2022, 19:46,
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UK 3210s didn't come with the vibrate motor installed...
I bought one online, installed it (back when opening up mobile 'phones was trivial), built a DIY data cable utilising a pencil eraser and stripboard pins for the proprietary connector and unlocked the hidden menu option...
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Happosai _,,,,_(O ; o)_,,,, Wed 7 Dec 2022, 20:55,
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I much preferred my 6310i
Even if you did have to wedge a bit of paper in it to stop the battery pack falling off
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LP, Wed 7 Dec 2022, 20:33,
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I was so sad when my N900 got fucked up...
the last mobile 'phone I had any positive feelings towards...
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Happosai _,,,,_(O ; o)_,,,, Wed 7 Dec 2022, 21:01,
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That was the staff phone at Orange when I worked there.
Solid, dependable and they never seemed to develop faults. Unlike the 7210, or anything with Motorola printed on it.
Then there was the Ericsson T68, which in rare cases had a bug where it would stop picking up a signal; the solution was (not kidding) to drop it head first onto a table from about four inches up.
At one point I had a lovely T39 in cream. I wish I’d never sold it.
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jonbob loves you, Wed 7 Dec 2022, 21:11,
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