Nokia 6682 / 6681
Requiem for a Damn Great phone
Dear Friends,
we are gathered at this thread to pay tribute to a Nokia 6682, taken from us before our time. Not more than 2 weeks from this day, while inspecting damage from a car accident, and juggling insurance papers, this phone was dropped, and it's precious, beautiful screen was beaten beyond functionality. Oh how this user has been upset since that time. Not 2 days from the iPhone being announced, the precious 6682 fell from the grip of it's user, fatally kissing the concrete. No insurance plan covered this phone, and though the SIM & memory card will live on, the phone is lost to us.
So we gather to pay tribute to you, Sixty Six Eighty Two.
Long live Symbian phones! May they be smart, in memory of you, running many awes ...
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we are gathered at this thread to pay tribute to a Nokia 6682, taken from us before our time. Not more than 2 weeks from this day, while inspecting damage from a car accident, and juggling insurance papers, this phone was dropped, and it's precious, beautiful screen was beaten beyond functionality. Oh how this user has been upset since that time. Not 2 days from the iPhone being announced, the precious 6682 fell from the grip of it's user, fatally kissing the concrete. No insurance plan covered this phone, and though the SIM & memory card will live on, the phone is lost to us.
So we gather to pay tribute to you, Sixty Six Eighty Two.
Long live Symbian phones! May they be smart, in memory of you, running many awes ...
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not to rub salt in the wound but i have at&t and they said this phone was insurable...i no longer have the ph due to a warrenty exchange for a pearl 😢 (its horrible i know) i had so many issues they swapped it 🤨 so i never had to file an ins claim, however customer service adv that this was insurable...course they say alot of things i find not to be true tho 😛 🙄 😉 🤨
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