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They could well be but mine is great. Bought a Samsung thing to replace it but ended up going back to the old one.
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I had that with the one Sony I bought yet none of the Nokia's including my current N81 8GB have had this problem, I don't know if they've beefed up the battery in this one as it seems to last a long time... maybe that’s the reason its heavier than an N95?Originally posted by miffy View Post
Although Nokia are still my favourite brand of phone, I've always had grief with them (crashing, turning off, misbehaving etc).
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I have an old Orange Motorola Pay as you Go phone lying around, whenever I top up with twenty quid they give me a free phone, getting quite a collection.
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More fool me I guess. I bought a "Jamin" off the shelf for just over £200. Bit crap really - I couldn't get on with the soft keypad so got a blackberry at renewal time.Originally posted by Ardesco View PostToo expensive? I haven't paid for a phone for the past 5 years and all of them have been HTC's.
Maybe too cheap is the reason :P
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That must come under the "too poncy"* banner.Originally posted by Ardesco View PostWhere's the HTC option?
*actually "too expensive" for the OP
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RubbishOriginally posted by Dow Jones View PostMost Nokia users I know complain about having to constantly charge them, as their batteries seem to have a short life.
Originally posted by Dow Jones View PostI see no-one has gone for LG so far. I thought the Viewty was one of the most popular sets.
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