Don't buy Nokia: they make nice phones and crap software.
The third time your phone crashes, requiring either a week at some factory, a trip to the West End to a dealer with the original receipt, or forty quid from a backstreet phone unblocker, you'll simply stop using it and go back to your old handset.
Don't buy Nokia.
Every time it happens you lose all the numbers, all the texts, all the dialled numbers, speed-dials, ringtones, stored images and diary entries. Every time. How many times will it take before you stop using it?
Don't buy Nokia. Or if you do, pose with the shiny toy as much as you like and keep a working phone with you at all times.
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The third time your phone crashes, requiring either a week at some factory, a trip to the West End to a dealer with the original receipt, or forty quid from a backstreet phone unblocker, you'll simply stop using it and go back to your old handset.
Don't buy Nokia.
Every time it happens you lose all the numbers, all the texts, all the dialled numbers, speed-dials, ringtones, stored images and diary entries. Every time. How many times will it take before you stop using it?
Don't buy Nokia. Or if you do, pose with the shiny toy as much as you like and keep a working phone with you at all times.