i've always been into Nokia handphones.
i had used it from the first time i was introduced to the technology & i never looked back since.
Nokia 8210stolen back in university. my very first handphone. i still curse the perpetrator to date.
Nokia 3310borrowed from my brother cause i can't afford to buy a new one back then.
still functioning but outmoded. misplaced it somewhere.
Nokia 3100my sister lent it to me. i like it ‘cause it glows in the dark.
Nokia 3200bought with my PTPTN loan
Nokia 5300 express musicmy first ever slide phone.
Nokia 3120 classiccurrently using, right up til now
i've been loyal cause Nokia has a way with me. can't really explain it but lets just say, what we have is special. and I don’t have the heart to look the other way.
now i have another reason to love the brand even more.


a new addition to the family, just released
NOKIA 5800 EXPRESS MUSIC.
and it’s touch screen! gotta love it!
Apple lovers gonna hate me for saying this but iphone falls short compared to this baby.
and i quote Daniel Ionescu-PC World (3rd October 2008);
"...apparently, you get so much more for your money than with an iPhone"
"For the iPhone, you know the drill: iTunes Music Store, $0.99 a pop. Being able to download as many songs as they want, for free, seems to be a great selling point for the 5800, especially for those who are on a lower budget."
"Nokia's 5800 Express Music also features a 3.2-megapixel camera, with autofocus Carl Zeiss optics and a dual LED flash. All these blow iPhone's 2006 style 2-megapixel-no flash camera out of the water. Also, Tube records videos at VGA quality (640X480px) and has a frontal camera for video calls, something that the iPhone can't do at all."
"Storage capacity-wise, the 5800 and iPhone seems to be on the par. Tube comes with an 8GB memory card and supports up to 16GB cards. Still, the Tube can have a slight advantage for those who want more than the given storage capacity, as they can buy additional memory cards and just pop them in the phone (iPhone's memory is built in and cannot be expanded)."
"GPS, Wi-Fi and a 3.5mm jack so you can plug in any headphone you like. But as an added extra, 5800 will support Adobe Flash from the start, something that iPhone is still lacking, so the Web browsing experience might even be better than Apple's."
no one could say it better than someone who knows the drill about technology.
i can't help it. i am so getting it! :)