I was 12, I think, when I got my first phone. A Nokia.
I was mortified the first time it happened. Then clack-clack-clack I was taught to put it together again.
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Oh I remember that with Nokias. It’s like shock absorbing for cars lol.
I was 12, I think, when I got my first phone. A Nokia. I was mortified the first time it happened. Then clack-clack-clack I was taught to put it together again.
Happened many more times afterwards.
I was around the same age. :) I still have the old Nokias. What a time that was, with Symbian being an OS.