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The retro Nokia phone everyone owned 25 years ago will get a reboot soon – and yes, it has Snake
(www.techradar.com)
This is a most excellent place for technology news and articles.
Just get an old one, they still work lol
(note: they might not work for making calls I dunno)
If you're in a country where GSM is native it's quite likely that 2G is still available. 3G probably got shut down in the meantime but 2G doesn't need much spectrum and is kept as a baseline compatibility protocol, possibly even mandated by law (because emergency services). It's also perfectly sufficient for voice calls. Internet is... tolerable if all you're doing is browsing wikipedia and doing email. It's easily twice as fast as a 56k modem what are you complaining about.
If possible, bookmark http://68k.news/ and http://frogfind.com/ on those phones.
Ha! If only. They at most had WAP browsers and noone was using them because you paid like five bucks per transferred byte.
If we're referring to such old phones, the only WAP site I know is the test from Nostalgia Nerd. From this video [YouTube]
Here is an alternative Piped link(s):
From this video [YouTube]
Piped is a privacy-respecting open-source alternative frontend to YouTube.
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Ah my us robotics 28k modem... it sang a sweet song to prepare me for the bloodshed of TF and Painkeep.
To call someone you need to have friends. Who needs friends when you have snake?
I’ve still got a 3310 in a drawer, it still turns on, and if I had a SIM card for it would be fully working as the UK still operates a 2G network (for now at least).
There’s even removable fascia plates still for sale on eBay.
But do you have a fitting charger?
Hundreds in a box somewhere
dads everywhere
I fucking knew it
What do you need a charger for? We'll all be dead long before the battery is done /j
I was really nice to just charge like once a week though...
my old phones (going back all the way to the 'real' nokias) went a full month between charges. the last two with 4g volte suck so much power, it is every 2-3 days now, including my current hmd-made nokia (only a couple weeks old) with same capacity battery as what's stated in the article for the 'new' one.