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for those who collect old phones (Samsung, Nokia, Motorola ETC)

So. Does anyone here have any old cellphones that they collect? What do you normally use them for. What programs (J2ME) could still work? Also do note that Verizon phones post-2007 have voice commands as part of the accessibility and then the later ones have a screen reader that is based off of the nuance if I remember correctly and unfortunately in some Motorola and LG devices with that kind of accessibility you cannot even access the ringtones/sounds menu while it is on. Also if you want to ad ringtones to an existing phone you'd have to use PC software like Nokia PC Suite or Samsung PC studio or the unofficial CDMA device software known as BitPim to ad ringtones and other files to the phone, because back then you couldn't get ringtones directly from the phone, as you had to also go to the ringtone store (most devices at will actually let you ad them on your phone via the PC) and on some phones you can even create your own ringtones, although depending on the phone it can use a different format/instruments (iMelody anyone?) Lets not talk about those chinese mediatek phones though, as you can quite literally do anything with it lol

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I am about to order here one of the old samsung haven phones. Boy those were quite the phones back in the day.

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oh yeah those. It had the best accessibility that you could get for 2010.

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i still have my first android Phone ever Its a keyboard phone from samsung sch-r910

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for those who collect old phones (Samsung, Nokia, Motorola ETC)

guys does anyone here have nokia symbian devices? I hear withy're hard to find nowadays. I look on ebay for an e72 or n95 and they are all resold in china so that means you would be more likely !o get a knockoff!