are you pro-Nokia or anti-Nokia?

[midinite]

what do you think of Nokia? and why?

[ghosthunter]

so far my last few celfones were nokia... They basically fit my requirements and budget (except my current celfone)

Nokia celfones past to present:
3210 my first gsm celfone
3310
3200 my first camera celfone
3230 my first symbian celfone
N80 my current celfone, 3mp cam, wifi, quad band, 3G and 2gig memory.

[Psylocke]

5110 my first and last Nokia

Can't use Nokia due to certain incompatibilities with my PDAs like clunky bluetooth, etc...

Currently using a SonyEricsson K608i

[Bogeyman]

Nokia pa rin ako, if only for the easy interface.

[OTEP]

Neither.

Basta ok ang phone hindi ako masyado particular sa brand kahit pa Kingcom iyan.

If Nokia releases another good all terrain phone, baka may candidate na kong replacement for my SiemensM65 (which was the replacement for my 6250).

As of now, ok na ko dito sa unit ko.

[1D4LV]

Neither.

Basta ok ang phone hindi ako masyado particular sa brand kahit pa Kingcom iyan.

If Nokia releases another good all terrain phone, baka may candidate na kong replacement for my SiemensM65 (which was the replacement for my 6250).

As of now, ok na ko dito sa unit ko.

fafa otep. bagay na bagay sa iyo ito... nokia 5500.

ako naman, ok lang ang nokia, as long as it suits my connectivity requirements.

i had a 9300i before, although i really find it real good sa connectivity, medyo di ko lang talaga nakasanayan yung laki nya... so i had disposed of it and got a 6680 instead. suits me real fine now.

[kupaloids]

Ganda din Nokia pero their latest designs are too big. I hate bulky phones on my pocket.

[niky]

Uhmmm... I'm neutral.

True, Nokia's ergonomics and useability are usually spot-on, and the durability of old Nokias is legendary, but I've had a couple of lower-end models (backups) give out on me recently, and fixing them wasn't as easy as it used to be.

Nokia still makes some great phones, and I'm eyeing the E50 for a second unit (a phone that reads PDF, Word, Powerpoint and Excel? All right!) but my recent experience with Sony handsets has me hooked on the better audio and pictures of the brand.

[ghosthunter]

Uhmmm... I'm neutral.

True, Nokia's ergonomics and useability are usually spot-on, and the durability of old Nokias is legendary, but I've had a couple of lower-end models (backups) give out on me recently, and fixing them wasn't as easy as it used to be.

Nokia still makes some great phones, and I'm eyeing the E50 for a second unit (a phone that reads PDF, Word, Powerpoint and Excel? All right!) but my recent experience with Sony handsets has me hooked on the better audio and pictures of the brand.

Almost any nokia symbian S60 series celfone can handle word, excel, powerpoint if you install QUICKOFFICE into it. My N80 handles word documents (sent from my PC via bluetooth) with no problem.

btw, the N80 is a bit chunky but I think the size is pretty okay given it's uses including camera. It could be a 1/3 thinner but I'm not complaining.

[XTO]

my first nokia was the 6210, then the 8850, then the 8890 then balik
ulit sa 8850 till now. nadala na ko mag-upgrade sayang pera! tingin ko
niloloko lang nila ko antayin ko na lang bumigay 'to instead na
i-trade in or ibenta ng P1K eh P16K ang bili ko dito noon.

pero neutral ang vote ko, gusto ko ericsson (parehas kay wifey) na
next time pero baka nokia na lang ulit, dami ko nokia charger eh

[cutedoc]

im pro nokia=) mas user friendly

[midinite]

im pro nokia=) mas user friendly

question lang. is this due to kasanayan?

[Alpha_One]

Fanboyism has invaded the cellphone world!

Don't care. I take whatever my folks would give me, in this case it's a Nokia 1100 with a lovely 10 day battery life. Hell, I wouldn't have a phone if I wasn't *required* to have one!