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Hello all,
Jo is after a new phone, cause the current one is held together with sellotape.
Handset wise she's not after anything fancy or complex, though I have a sneaking suspician that if she had to get a camera on it, she might use it on occasion.
Currently she's got a Siemens C45. She's had bad experiences with an old Nokia, so ideally some kind of assurance that any recommended Nokia will be reliable and wont explode would be good.
She doesn't want something that requires too much button clicking to do what you want to do - she despises my T68i for this very reason. Decent sized buttons would be good too.
Secondly, she's on a Carphone Warehouse "Fresh" type thingy, and wants to stay on it, so is faced with maybe having to buy a handset from scratch. I don't know the ins and outs of the CW deal (its not a "contract" as such), but would she be better getting a whole new Fresh deal and just leaving the old one to gather dust?
Phone wise: I wonder about the SE T610, though I don't know what the menus are like on that (bearing in mind the T68i problem), and I don't know what the current Nokia's are like reliability wise, though I understand that they are the most "usable"?
Sooooo, tips?
Thanks very much
Jo is after a new phone, cause the current one is held together with sellotape.
Handset wise she's not after anything fancy or complex, though I have a sneaking suspician that if she had to get a camera on it, she might use it on occasion.
Currently she's got a Siemens C45. She's had bad experiences with an old Nokia, so ideally some kind of assurance that any recommended Nokia will be reliable and wont explode would be good.
She doesn't want something that requires too much button clicking to do what you want to do - she despises my T68i for this very reason. Decent sized buttons would be good too.
Secondly, she's on a Carphone Warehouse "Fresh" type thingy, and wants to stay on it, so is faced with maybe having to buy a handset from scratch. I don't know the ins and outs of the CW deal (its not a "contract" as such), but would she be better getting a whole new Fresh deal and just leaving the old one to gather dust?
Phone wise: I wonder about the SE T610, though I don't know what the menus are like on that (bearing in mind the T68i problem), and I don't know what the current Nokia's are like reliability wise, though I understand that they are the most "usable"?
Sooooo, tips?
Thanks very much