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Personally, i have always liked Nokia phones. iHave had a cheapy and a top-o-the line one, both were effective communications devices, and i actually miss them. (as much as a person can miss a phone) I have had other phones, some likable, most likable was the blackberry i had, i could travel freely between north and South America with it getting updates from my secretary with gtalk, until that came to and end with the Blackberry falling out of my pocket after jumping the chain-link next to the Hudson river at a late-night 6 Apart party. I somewhat hold them responsible as i wouldn’t have gone to that “blogging cook-out” nor invited if i would have known that the Grandmaster Flash party wasn’t really put on by them, they just scheduled a cook-out at the same time, if losing my phone & going to a fake party wasn’t enough, i had this wall street journal woman calling me all week and eventually getting quoted in the journal while some one was using an average of eight calls a day on my overpriced verizon plan. So after that I got the quite dislikable motorola, i know own. i dislike the Motorola so much i sometime opt not to bring my phone places, not because of people, but because of the phone. iSimply can’t wait until September when my contract is finito and i can get an apple/google/ or nokia at that time. Hopefully Nokia will still be up to par, it looks like they are trying, check out this money publication regarding Nokia’s strategy and how they are looking to stay the world’s number one phone maker. Read the rest of this entry »