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I've got my eye on the Nokia 5310, but would be interested to hear if anyone else has a feature phone that they like.

Obviously the main thing is to be able to make calls, but sadly it seems like a lot of these feature phones go sooo cheap that they have issues with that. (Sticking buttons, crashing, poor call audio quality, etc)

I don't even care if it's expensive. I just want a working phone that isn't a big, gay, buttonless screen.

I've got my eye on the Nokia 5310, but would be interested to hear if anyone else has a feature phone that they like. Obviously the main thing is to be able to make calls, but sadly it seems like a lot of these feature phones go sooo cheap that they have issues with that. (Sticking buttons, crashing, poor call audio quality, etc) I don't even care if it's expensive. I just want a working phone that isn't a big, gay, buttonless screen.

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All the bandwidth they got from shutting down long distance television broadcasting must not have satisfied them. The children would rather have tic-tok video than Captain Kangaroo.

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The 700mhz spectrum was a big grab for them. I havent actually seen anything but more channels available on digital though. I live within 30 minutes of a midsized town and there are several channels available. It may be different farther out.

The spectrum game is such a crazy racket and most people dont understand how it affects them and their service and what technologies are allowed to be made and sold and used.

It's crazy man

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Around here a lot of rural folks had a fairly large amount of metal in the air to receive analogue TV. Now they do without or pay a cable monopoly. Which part of the public's interest was served? So it goes.... Now they are breaking my phone. I can't work on my car without breaking DMCA, Waaaaahhhh!