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↵AlanFriedman said:
You are 100% correct. Obviously, after more than ten years had past, it should have occured to me that the phone's owner might not remember the model of the phone she owned.
↵Topcat488 said:
Noooooookia way for her to check her myspace account on that thing anymore... Nokia will rise out of the mud and cow dung THIS year 2016... Hooorraaaaaay for the comeback kid!!!
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Nokia-exec-our-Android-phones-are-coming-in-2016-R-D-center-will-be-moved-to-China_id68653
↵wacky said:
I can't see the point of this article. A phone was missing, and then 10 years later, it's found, but broken beyond repair, which is obvious. So what? I mean, if it CAN work, then it's news.
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Alan F.
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