I just came across this phone pack in my house this morning, and i see internet access boldly written on the carton. So amazing

Some of those old phones had internet but due to colour constraint they were boring to use.The first time i checked my mail on a mobile device was with a motorola timeport(those long motorola with green light screen).

so na d phone u take create dis tread on nairaland?

True

I think your topic would had been better if its "look at the specs of this old phone"

The specs are very funny!

imagine the specs

Aswear to God, dis was my first phone, even though d mouth piece no gud dat time, na earphone i dey use dat time....

This was the big man phone back in the day o. I used it for most of 2008 and I tried to connect to the internet but I couldn't get the configuration.

dominique:
This was the big man phone back in the day o. I used it for most of 2008 and I tried to connect to the internet but I couldn't get the configuration.

You still using it now, I can configure it for you FOC.

Timprince:
I just came across this phone pack in my house this morning, and i see internet access boldly written on the carton. So amazing

oh yes it did have Internet access. Just that it was next to impossible to configure it to work

dominique:
This was the big man phone back in the day o. I used it for most of 2008 and I tried to connect to the internet but I couldn't get the configuration.

This phone was popular in 2002-2003...

Logician:


You still using it now, I can configure it for you FOC.

its seems that u studies CONFIGURATIONLogy in school. Lol

Lol

i remember ds phone, Blue eye, These specs got me laughing *Large Lcd display *Ringtone downloading.

Large Graphic LCD indeed. The display screen was smaller than my Casio calculator's in those days.

buzquet:
so na d phone u take create dis tread on nairaland?

You wicked oo ;

SURE IT HAS WAP OR SOMETHING



NAIRALANDERS & BLOGGERS!!! CHECK MY SIGNATURE

Logician:


You still using it now, I can configure it for you FOC.

I'll try and find the scraps

luvablesam:



This phone was popular in 2002-2003...

Yeah, it was a hand-me-down from my mum when she got tired of it. My major phone then was a Motorola razor.

My first phone way back in the days.... My uncles little kids got hold of it, misplaced the antenna and the phone stopped displaying mobile service.

Lesson of life: Do not dispice days of little beginning. Spammy is now the leader for hitech phones after Apple.

last week I recalled how I wanted to connect to the net using the same Samsung. I was just wondering how the content is gonna look like when its been retrieve.

say sumtin reasonable dis fone is outdated thus shud b forgotten if u like insult me

Reminiscing. This was a big man/woman phone back then with those it's polyphonic ring tones.





TO GET RID OF STRETCH MARKS. CHECK MY SIGNATURE.

So that's enough reason to form a thread.....



You must be very bored o

[quote author=uselessgoat post=38020106] [i][b]There is a popular saying that to keep Nigeria one is a task that must be done. We need ourselves more than ever. There is strenght in our diversity and if properly utilized we can build a stronger Nigeria. The Igbos really need to drop this idea of Biafra because it is dead on arrival. Secession is not the solution to the high poverty rate in the south east neither will it eliminate greedy politicians who have refused to let the SE thrive. The igbos need to look inward and look for ways they can develop their region within the Nigerian context. We the Yorubas are not bothered about breaking away. We worked so hard to develop Lagos and the South west so everyone can thrive and this is why the igbos and other tribes keeps flocking to the SW to tap from the potentials and opportunities Yoruba land has to offer. This is the kind of mentality the Igbos need to develop. South sudan broke away from sudan and still nothing has changed because they remain poor and depend on aids to survive. The igbos need to work together with every section of Nigeria so they can be relevant in the Nigerian system instead of calling we the Yoruba's slaves to Hausa-fulani. The igbos are the real slaves here because they are the ones in bondage and yearning for freedom.The igbos should remember the last civil war and never allow Nnamdi Kanu to lure them into another blood bath. Biafra is a dream that cant be realized. We will support the Hausa-Fulanis to resist any form of secession. We will defend the unity of One Nigeria just like we did in the late 60's. A word is enough for the wise.


SAY NO TO BIAFRA

ur so useless as a goat as ur name implies how politics take consign phone

Whaoooo, don't know the phone has Internet access oooo, moreover if I knew, I don't have any idea of surfing the Internet then.
No thanks to my sister that allow it to fall inside water.

When internet access was a luxury

Cokacoola my guy! How prison?

uselessgoat:
[b]There is a popular saying that to keep Nigeria one is a task that must be done. We need ourselves more than ever. There is strenght in our diversity and if properly utilized we can build a stronger Nigeria. The Igbos really need to drop this idea of Biafra because it is dead on arrival. Secession is not the solution to the high poverty rate in the south east neither will it eliminate greedy politicians who have refused to let the SE thrive. The igbos need to look inward and look for ways they can develop their region within the Nigerian context. We the Yorubas are not bothered about breaking away. We worked so hard to develop Lagos and the South west so everyone can thrive and this is why the igbos and other tribes keeps flocking to the SW to tap from the potentials and opportunities Yoruba land has to offer. This is the kind of mentality the Igbos need to develop. South sudan broke away from sudan and still nothing has changed because they remain poor and depend on aids to survive. The igbos need to work together with every section of Nigeria so they can be relevant in the Nigerian system instead of calling we the Yoruba's slaves to Hausa-fulani. The igbos are the real slaves here because they are the ones in bondage and yearning for freedom.The igbos should remember the last civil war and never allow Nnamdi Kanu to lure them into another blood bath. Biafra is a dream that cant be realized. We will support the Hausa-Fulanis to resist any form of secession. We will defend the unity of One Nigeria just like we did in the late 60's. A word is enough for the wise.


SAY NO TO BIAFRA

GOD BLESS OUR UNITED NIGERIA.[/b]

Yorubas been loyal to the Ha.usa Fulanis, since 1830......



We can thri