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#319628 14-May-2025 22:04
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Found in the back of a cupboard, a Telecom Harrier Pocket PC running Windows Mobile 2003. Anyone collecting old phones? It powers up, but appears stuck in a boot loop. Free to anyone who wants it, otherwise e-waste.

 


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Huntakillaz
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  #3373394 15-May-2025 01:11
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Check with these ppl also 

 

https://techvana.org.nz/




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  #3373408 15-May-2025 08:34
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Will this work after the 3G shutdown? 🤣

 

 





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  #3373459 15-May-2025 09:40
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I’ll take it if it’s still available, please. 




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  #3373481 15-May-2025 10:45
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coffeebaron:

 

Will this work after the 3G shutdown? 🤣

 

 

It doesn't even work before the 3G shutdown! 😁

 

(I'm assuming it's CDMA).


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  #3373487 15-May-2025 11:12
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coffeebaron:

 

Will this work after the 3G shutdown? 🤣

 

 

 

 

 

 

I think it just missed out on VoLTE support





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  #3373513 15-May-2025 12:14
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@allan

 

Extremely yes, We could actually use that yes please.


  #3373514 15-May-2025 12:15
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tchart:

 

I’ll take it if it’s still available, please. 

 

 

PMed you. 


 
 
 

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  #3373515 15-May-2025 12:16
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Behodar:

 

coffeebaron:

 

Will this work after the 3G shutdown? 🤣

 

 

It doesn't even work before the 3G shutdown! 😁

 

(I'm assuming it's CDMA).

 

 

Yes, CDMA


ThatPrettyFreya
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  #3373516 15-May-2025 12:16
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damn! just got in too late.


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  #3373575 15-May-2025 13:11
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Great to see there are so many mobile phone collectors here.  I have a collection of ~150 from the pre-smart phone days, keen to put them on display somewhere in the future.


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  #3373639 15-May-2025 17:27
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Start a Phone Museum for gen Z and alpha to come take selfies with 😂


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  #3373640 15-May-2025 17:29
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we're actually  looking for a Nokia NSeries and a Windows Mobile 6.x device (the latter with a keyboard) to run some very old accessibility software for testing purposes any yall got any of that?


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  #3373649 15-May-2025 20:46
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God damn that was the best OS for a cell phone. 

Android and iphone still hasnt caught up with even some of the basic features like a start menu and long tap to right click. 





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  #3373650 15-May-2025 20:48
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@raytaylor

 

You are not bloody wrong. We had an O2 XDA phone when we were a kid. absolutely delightful bit of kit, llooked utterly weird an 8-year-old having one but daaaamn if it wasn't an effective phone


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  #3373747 16-May-2025 14:22
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Thank you @allan

 

Added to my modest museum :D

 

 

 


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