James chats through the impressive array of handsets on show at MGoLA and, unusually for him, includes a surprise Motorola in his line-up.
Video Diary: James Whatley from LA
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After seeing the Cellular 1 I thought of this – unfortunately they don't sell it any more
Duh. Forgot to post link http://www.firebox.com/product/1044/Phobile
New Jersey used to have a carrier called Cellular One, then it changed to Cingular which I think was then bought/merged with AT&T.
It's amazing to see how far phones have come in such a short space of time.
you are seriously turning into James Body
Turning into me? I hope not (for his sake).
Whatleydude has infinitely more hair than I do!
BTW – I realy do rate the N79 – it is a VERY nice little phone – which does all the really good stuff that the venerable N95 did plus more!
JB
I spent some time hanging out with Jennifer Hanen (@MsJen) while I was over in L.A. and – according to her – the N95's camera produces everso slightly better images than that of the N79.
But yes, agreed – the N79 is a bit of an unsung hero.
Maybe we can poke Nokia/WOM for one to review…
Please guys! I have n 79 and i do love it! Don't bash it's camera. All it little thing want is steady hands
James, you can activate the transitions on the Nokia 5800 by going> themes>general>options>theme effects. Its really hidden but its there,
Cool, but is that the same on the US variants?
I'll ask Jeb
Yeah, I bought mine on NokiaUSA, its a NAM
That brick sized motorola was my very first mobile phone, back in about 1991
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