#brick phone

[blumineck]

That’s enough phone content. I’m done now.

If you support me on Patreon, I might be able to break more things in the future though!

[slutpoppers]

[thanosthedadtitan]

I'm about to switch back to one of these.

[pam3pr]

- 2006

[superstarfighter]

So, I have been eyeing feature phones for a while since I kind of want to get off my smartphone.

This came in the mail today:

It's a Nokia 225 and has pretty much nothing but SMS and calling options. Typing is a pain even with T9, but I honestly do not text much in the first place.

My plan for now and the next days is the following:

Leave smartphone at home

Listen to music from iPod

Text/chat via Signal (laptop)

Check emails also from the laptop

Do anything internetty from a computer (Strava, Garmin, Duolingo, Goodreads)

Embrace the fact that people are not very much in personal contact in the first place

Read (even) more and also

Start doing the uni work!!1! (Laptop/library)

[loral3d]

Good old brick phone

[rediscoverthe80s]

Journalist Lucy Morgan holds a video camcorder and an early mobile phone. Picture taken circa 1985.

More pics at 1980s.pictures

[the1013file]