Whatever happened to pocket-sized phones?

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classic33

Leg End Member
Having read this thread I am missing my most favourite phone ever

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Got a T18s
 

Mad Doug Biker

Banned from every bar in the Galaxy
Location
Craggy Island
I've heard that @Mad Doug Biker has such deep pockets he can get a whole telephone box in one........a bit of gratuitious lazy Scottish stereotyping from me :whistle:

Not quite a telephone box, but I did buy that Rotary phone the other week there
 

Mad Doug Biker

Banned from every bar in the Galaxy
Location
Craggy Island
Well, I haven't done a geographic search, but shortly after arriving in the UK, I found that while it was common in London and southerly generally, people form oop north didn't always have the same understanding.

That's news to me. Anyway.

And it's not originally an English word, it's borrowed from the French, pantalon originally as pantaloon, which was definitely trousers. As pants only dates from the 19th century, perhaps the word came in Australian English, and USA English directly and kept closer to the meaning of it's origin.

Still doesn't matter, you still need to get with it!

Seriously though, why do actual definitions of words have to mess things up?? :laugh:
 

classic33

Leg End Member
 
You is all drug dealaz

According to the TV cop shows the only reason to use an old phone is to prevent your nefarious activities being tracked
 

classic33

Leg End Member
You is all drug dealaz

According to the TV cop shows the only reason to use an old phone is to prevent your nefarious activities being tracked
There's a prefix that can be placed in front of any number dialled. Hides your phone from the network, doesn't allow the IMEI number to be sent.
 

marknotgeorge

Hol den Vorschlaghammer!
Location
Derby.
When I went from my Nokia N8 (cracking camera at the time, not that many apps) to a Samsung Galaxy S3 (loads of apps, mediocre camera), I was worried about the size, but I shouldn't have worried. My current Lumia 1020 (cracking camera, not quite as many apps as the S3) fits in my pockets fine. I seem to have mastered the art of not having to look at it all the time, as well as coming to terms with plugging it in occasionally too!
 
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