DOS Games Discussion

Nokia 1100 is very durable. It's an awesome phone. I have a Nokia 1110, which is an upgraded version minus the flashlight.

I have the Nokia 1100, its incredibly durable. My one has survived two floods & being run over by a motorbike. My other mobile phone is so old, it looks like I'm gonna call in a napalm strike

I bought a card reader and I got it to work, I got a whole 5 songs on my memory card:P I think I need to get a bigger one! lol Thanks mr worm

How much memory has it got?
And wich type of memory card it is?

It's probably only a 32MB SD card.
That would explain why she can only get 5 songs on there.

hahahah yet again mr worm is right! lol 5 songs is better then one!:P

I got yestreday a Nokia 3650,first time symbian user and i can say i am very impressed withe the mobile abbilities.

still don't have my memory card from ebay.. the seller left me bad feedback and told ebay that I didnt comminicate with him.. (I sent about 10 emails in the past 2 weeks) so yeah, its all screwed up

My phone, got it for a couple of weeks now..

My phone:


No joke, that's the only one I have, an ol'Belgian Belgacom phone.
Got it back in '76 from my mom when I married.

No memory, no songs, no adrbook, no nothing, just a loud DRIIIIIIIIIIIIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg.

Still works as a charm.( survived 3 kids)

Before you all laugh:
Wanna see YOUR GSM in 30 years ..........

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Don't know if it will survive much longer, my granddaughter seems to love that thing. Poor phone.

Ye' know what? For some reason, the old spin-the-dial phones usually outlive the keyboard-phones by at least 10 years!

I should know it!

Man those phones are fun to smash.

The_Sinister_Mastermind wrote:Man those phones are fun to smash.

:Angry:

You know TSM... there are competitions were people smash fully functional cellphones! and I don't mean those crappy, bulky 20 years old rocks! No, brand new cell phones!

I mean, these old phones are a part of telecommunication history... just as DOS is a part of PC history, but I don't see you going and deleting or in general damaging DOS programs

That remembers me of:

http://www.engadget.com/2004/08/30/worl ... -throwing/

..... a new world record for cellphone tossing was set this past Saturday when Ville Piippo managed throw a handset (probably not his own) a full 82.55 meters ...

82.55 meters ? WAW.

Mayby TSM can use some training with his own phone ....

That would be impressive if I knew what the hell a "meter" was.

...lawl it's 271', I'm just kidding.

I wish I could toss my cell. It's a piece of crap. Holds charge for about 15 minutes.
Well, that, and the school got bribed by Cingular and T-mobile, so only their subscribers get service in the dorms.

I like the dial phones. but I much rather the newer phones.. their better

I'd love to have a landline...even one I can use with a calling card, but the damn school turned off phone service in the dorm. Only room-to-room calls can be made.

yes b'y, holy crap, so yu only gotta cell phone?

Larry Laffer wrote:You know TSM... there are competitions were people smash fully functional cellphones! and I don't mean those crappy, bulky 20 years old rocks! No, brand new cell phones!

I mean, these old phones are a part of telecommunication history... just as DOS is a part of PC history, but I don't see you going and deleting or in general damaging DOS programs

Does deleting you count?

And I think I should have a crack at that 82 metres, don’t think I’ll beat it but sounds like fun none the less.