Decluttering

[fivemack]

I have just found, while tidying my room, the phone that I believed to have been stolen during a burglary in April.

This means I now have three mobile phones. This is two more than seems sensible.

I've become sufficiently attached to the PDA functions of my iPhone that I'd prefer to take it abroad than to retain one of the phones as a spare. Also, having the iPhone means that my Nokia 770 and my Palm T3 languish unused.

Does anyone want

• a Nokia 770 Internet Tablet
  
• a Nokia 2310 phone in metallic red on TalkMobile - mobbsy assured me a few months back that this is the phone to which Kenyan subsistence farmers are being encouraged to aspire
  
• a Palm Tungsten T3
  
• a Nokia 3210 in grey on Virgin Mobile
  

I think it's still worth keeping my stand-alone GPS: recording tracks is a nice feature which the iPhone as yet lacks.

Comments

[aldabra]

I would like a phone which will take my existing SIM card and be usable on a PAYG network, ideally with functionality in Athens, Crete and San Francisco, and ideally with battery life of 24 hours even if used for occasional calls.

I have no idea whether this overlaps with any of those 8-)

[dd-b.livejournal.com]

If the one that you thought was stolen is going to be going back into service -- did you report it stolen when you thought it was? If so that probably needs to be cleared up before anybody tries to use it.

[cjwatson]

Do any of these support 3G to a reasonable extent? I've been meaning to get such a phone for work.

[fivemack.livejournal.com]

The 770 and the T3 have no mobile-phone connectivity at all, and the 3210 and 2310 are both extremely basic models which can just about do GSM. Sorry.

[tea-cantata.livejournal.com]

I suppose the 770 could be quite fun to play with...

[pizza.maircrosoft.com (from livejournal.com)]

mobbsy assured me a few months back that this is the phone to which Kenyan subsistence farmers are being encouraged to aspire

pavanne was looking for something of that sort a little while back (http://pavanne.livejournal.com/236958.html) ...