Nokia
Nokia Corporation is one of the world’s largest telecommunications equipment manufacturers. This Finnish telecommunications company is best known today for its leading range of mobile phones.
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Closest to my heart
Nokia is one of the brands closest to my heart. It's the brand I'll go out of my way to defend, because of it I have engaged in serious discussions. But I can't help it. Every single phone I have owned is a Nokia (and will always be), when i have borrowed phones from different brands I just confirm that Nokia does have the most user-friendly operative system. Easy to understand and the most simple to use. You won't need to get used to it, it's automatic. Plus, they're the best in blending perfectly technology, design, and durability. A Nokia cellphone will definitely still work after falling from a first floor or being dropped accidentally into a toilet. It's the beautiful high-tech phone you won't worry about breaking. It's perfect!
Paola, Mexico - 31 October 2008
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Simple, fancy, complete
The [Nokie 6310i] is the best mobile phone ever. Simple, fancy, complete.
Antonio, Italy - 17 July 2007
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My Nokia phone is my lifeline
My Nokia phone is my lifeline when I am travelling. The people who are the most important to me - my wife and my children - are only a phone call away at any time anwhere in the world. I travel a lot, but even away from a computer, I remain close to them. It’s amazing what my little phone does for me and family.
Lewis, Romania - 09 March 2007
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This is not "just" a mobile phone
It was love at first sight! Working on the T-Mobile account and therefore with hundreds of mobile phones I had become indifferent to new models, innovations and launches until one day I saw the Nokia 7370 which my friend had bought during a trip to Syria. The L'amour collection. This is not "just" a mobile phone. It's a part of you. It interacts with it's owner, it is full of beautiful tiny details, you want to take care of it, carry it with you all the time and even make more phone calls, just to be close to it. It has a label, just like your favourite 501 Levi's jeans had back in the 80ies. Tasteful ornaments add to the unique design of this little piece of art. Congratulations to Nokia! I have never fallen in love with a phone before.
esra, Germany - 09 June 2006
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Simply inseparable
I didn't know what falling in love with a brand was till I used a Nokia phone. I have changed 3 Nokia phones in 4 years, and haven't disposed any off! (Have passed them on to my relatives). And now, my latest obsession is the Nokia 6270... me and my phone are simply inseparable...for obvious reasons.
Surabhi, India - 17 May 2006
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Really user-friendly
I love Nokia and its phones. I think to use a really user-friendly cellular I don't need to read the manual. Nokia says it, and it is true! I have had seven Nokia phones and never had to read any manual! Nokia forever.
Ferdinando, Italy - 02 September 2005
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I love the simplicity
Like some others who have commented, I have used Nokia mobiles since about 1997 and have had three different models in that time. The brick-like 3110, space age green flip paint 7110 and for the last few years a "sensible" 6310i. Nokia have managed to combine great functional design with great software design and come up with a range of products that just... work! I love the simplicity of their menus and configuring BlueTooth to communicate with both my laptop and my hands-free was stupidly simple. Make great products that do what they're supposed to with as little fuss as possible and they will sell by the cart-load.
Neil, United Kingdom - 10 February 2005
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I trust Nokia
I have had 3 Nokia phones within 6 years. In that time I have not been faced with a technical problem. Thus, I trust Nokia. It has many models with different properties to serve many expectations. The menus are very user friendly. Lastly, Nokia follows the latest technology and always renovates itself.
Fulya, Turkey - 12 November 2004
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My next phone...
I have had 3 phones within 6 years of being a loyal cell phone user. My very first phone was a Nokia phone, which I did not particularly love because it was not the "hippest" thing ever. Nevertheless, it was certainly very reliable in terms of reception and functionality. One annoying thing about it was that it did not have a vibrating mode on it so I kept on missing my calls if it was on silent. This prompted me to buy a new phone, but since I did not have the money to afford a nicer phone I was given another Nokia phone by a friend. Once again, it was very reliable but my desire to get a new phone overcame me and so I got a Sony Ericsson, which I absolutely hate because the reception is so horrible. Thus, my next phone would be a Nokia.
Jessica, Canada - 02 November 2004
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Not bad
Heh...not bad for a company that started out making rubber boots. I believe my mom still has a pair, and that you can still buy them in Finland. Hyva Suomi!
Hannele, Canada - 08 September 2004
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