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#288402 26-Jun-2021 08:35
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Las Vegas, baby! 2006...

 




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  #2734970 26-Jun-2021 11:33
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Windows mobile 5! EVDO! Things were more wholesome back then.




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  #2734982 26-Jun-2021 12:32
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Portable media players and more... So much fun.




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  #2734997 26-Jun-2021 13:09
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Forgot what it was like back then.  Thanx for the reminder. 




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  #2735032 26-Jun-2021 14:30
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I fondly remember configuring the old HTC Apache with different firmwares.

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  #2735046 26-Jun-2021 14:54
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The thing that dates this the most is the 240p YouTube resolution 😂

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  #2735047 26-Jun-2021 14:55
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gehenna:

 

The thing that dates this the most is the 240p YouTube resolution 😂

 

 

Best we could do back then...




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  #2735053 26-Jun-2021 14:56
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gehenna:

 

The thing that dates this the most is the 240p YouTube resolution 😂

 

 

And the Internet Explorer 7 stand.




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cokemaster: I fondly remember configuring the old HTC Apache with different firmwares.

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Remember - no data when on calls. When posting from CDMA on geekzone one used to get the amercian flag on the IP location :)

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I roamed in Ozz on CDMA ok. 




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  #2735061 26-Jun-2021 15:33
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That was the only country that supported cdma data roaming.
CDMA voice roaming was supported everywhere else where there were CDMA networks… and then came the worldmode sims :)




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