Iv'e just......
Iv'e just......
Put my shorts in the washing machine. Nothing remarkable about that you may think but I forgot to make my mobile out the pocket................so in the last 15 months or so I have dropped it down the loo twice and now this...what a tube I am.

Re: Iv'e just......
No quarrel there, dear Porty!!Porty wrote:what a tube I am.
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I did this as well last year. The phone was sodden when it came out and did not work at all. Out of interest I put it on Ebay, where I clearly stated it had been through the washing machine and it did not work at all. Some guy in Japan bought it for £50 and left me positive feedback.Porty wrote:Put my shorts in the washing machine. Nothing remarkable about that you may think but I forgot to make my mobile out the pocket................so in the last 15 months or so I have dropped it down the loo twice and now this...what a tube I am.![]()
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Dadaist wrote:At least you're getting a replacement - was this phone insurance or under your household one? PhonePorty wrote:New phone coming tomorrow between 8 and 5:30 unfortunately they had the same model in stock.
Do simcards still work? Not this time
Will you have lost your address book? Yes but the good news is PoP and I have meny common numbers
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Was it a Nokia Porty?
My one survived the rigours of a Tallinn toilet, but I guess you haven't been as lucky:
http://porty.org.uk/forum/viewtopic.php ... ht=tallinn
My one survived the rigours of a Tallinn toilet, but I guess you haven't been as lucky:
http://porty.org.uk/forum/viewtopic.php ... ht=tallinn
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This why my mobile is in a pocket in my jacket and it never leaves it ... ever!!! It's for emergency use ... not for people to phone me when I'm out! I like my anonimity.
Do as I do ... and never give out your mobile number either ... and it will always be safe. No fun ... but safe!
Do as I do ... and never give out your mobile number either ... and it will always be safe. No fun ... but safe!
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I have been getting texts for the last two weeks from someone called Craig from Croydon, even though I ignore him and say I don't know him, never have, he still text's me...... Should I be asking Gilo what to do to get rid of him?Cleopas wrote:
Do as I do ... and nver give out your mobile number either ... and it will always be safe. No fun ... but safe!
I'm running an SPV M3100 on Orange (HTC Hermes) and I love it - Windows Mobile is the business compared to Symbian or other operating systems - but am a bit paranoid about the touch screen getting scratched. Dropped it while pshied on Saturday night but thankfully still in once pieceDadaist wrote:That is lovely.
I've got a phone in my drawer with a bust screen (touch screen as well - it's a PDA) which I might sell now, having read that.
What kind of phone was it you flogged, Ed?
I hope it didn't get bought by money launderers.
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Serioulsy now. Whats impressive about IV's and what else would you (anyone)recommend and why?
Once i get my V3 delivered today (which is crap) I have until Feb 1th to go on my contract. Even although I am an O2 select customer and supposedly get discounts and other priveleges I don't intend to renew. Buying a SIM card and your own phone seems to be better value for money and the SIM has a 1 month as opposed to a 12 or 18 month contract.
What's you views?
Once i get my V3 delivered today (which is crap) I have until Feb 1th to go on my contract. Even although I am an O2 select customer and supposedly get discounts and other priveleges I don't intend to renew. Buying a SIM card and your own phone seems to be better value for money and the SIM has a 1 month as opposed to a 12 or 18 month contract.
What's you views?
I think the word is "convergence" in that people used to carry several devices but now only have to have one - when I looked at the model IV recommended I thought, for the first time, about ditching my mp3 player.Porty wrote:Serioulsy now. Whats impressive about IV's and what else would you (anyone)recommend and why?
Once i get my V3 delivered today (which is crap) I have until Feb 1th to go on my contract. Even although I am an O2 select customer and supposedly get discounts and other priveleges I don't intend to renew. Buying a SIM card and your own phone seems to be better value for money and the SIM has a 1 month as opposed to a 12 or 18 month contract.
What's you views?
The cameras on these phones are brilliant now too - plus the web surfing will be good cos it's 3G, but not on the "3" Network which I wouldn't touch with a bargepole - anyone on "3" who has had a good experience is welcome to correct me.
The phone IV pointed to is also a touch-screen, but has a keypad which doesn't cover half the screen.
So what you're getting is a computer with (I'm assuming) handwriting recognition, a PDA which will run whatever software you care to put on it, a fully functional mobile, an internet platform which is fast, a decent quality camera and a music player which can hold a decent amount of songs and for some people their whole collection!
The memory could be used for storing a whole bunch of stuff, and the fast net connection isn't just one-way - you'd be able to get pictures and music - even small movies - off as well as on.
So sitting in the palm of your hand in one device is a collection of technology which, 10 years ago, either wasn't invented or would need a big bag to carry!
In short, a nice bit of kit. Me wantee.