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I'm still in the dark about 75% of what it can do, but it's not too high end otherwise I probably wouldn't be able to find the call button. *nods* I have a Nokia running the old Symbian OS, which I find far, far more logical than this Android stuff. It's disconcerting for me to see phones that range from $100 to $5000 all using Android, which essentially gives them all exactly the same functionality, just with different hardware bells and whistles. A huge improvement over my previous (also relatively low-end) phone, but I do miss my brick. Every two days the battery runs out on my phone and I long for the phones of ten years ago with glare-less black and white screen and easy-to-push tactile buttons that ran a month without needing a recharge! < / dinosaur mode >
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Date: 2012-07-09 09:38 am (UTC)I'm still in the dark about 75% of what it can do, but it's not too high end otherwise I probably wouldn't be able to find the call button.
*nods* I have a Nokia running the old Symbian OS, which I find far, far more logical than this Android stuff. It's disconcerting for me to see phones that range from $100 to $5000 all using Android, which essentially gives them all exactly the same functionality, just with different hardware bells and whistles. A huge improvement over my previous (also relatively low-end) phone, but I do miss my brick. Every two days the battery runs out on my phone and I long for the phones of ten years ago with glare-less black and white screen and easy-to-push tactile buttons that ran a month without needing a recharge!
< / dinosaur mode >