Nokia, no more!
Well, when I bought my first Nokia 2300 phone in 2006, I never thought I would be writing a post of this nature about Nokia. Then, I was excited to have one of the first phones with radio and polyphonic ring tones in Indian market. 'Snake' was THE game then and the phone used to grab eyeballs too! Nokia 2300 (Image source: Extra GSM ) But most of all, 2300 was durable to an extent I can describe only by the end of this post. I enjoyed music, played games and used it for the primary purposes of calling and texting over the years. The only prominent replacement/repair was that I changed the battery after 2 years of my use and yes, it came to me as a used phone in 2006. A satisfied customer, becomes a repeat buyer and hence a core customer of the company, says marketing gurus. Hence, when I had enough of disposable income to turn a small dream in to reality, I bought a Nokia N70 in 2007. I paid around 13500 INR (about 240 USD) for the N70 compared to the 2000 INR tha...