From the aged Nokia 3310 to the latest Nokia Lumia range, Nokia has a legacy of producing the most hard-wearing and stout phones.
The Nokia 3310 mobile phone which was released in the fourth quarter of 2000, considered to be one of the most indestructible and the best-selling phone of that year, selling 126 million units.
According to Nokia’s press release from 2005:
“If all the Nokia 3310/3330 phones sold were laid end-to-end, the line would stretch from Helsinki, Finland to Santiago, Chile – over 13,500 kilometers.”
In fact, Nokia 3310 related jokes are well-known in the Digital World, these puns normally highlights the features that are often overlooked in the age of smartphones: durability, long-lasting battery life and heavy weight.
In January 2012, the company wrote in one of their blog post,
“We haven’t failed to notice that one of the older children of the Nokia family has recently risen back from the dead. The Nokia 3310, introduced in 2000, has started popping up all over the Internet.
The phone has gained a cult of ambassadors, who have ultimate faith in its indestructible nature.”
A fresh occurrence bolsters the belief on Nokia’s durableness and has risen my admiration up following one of these phones has been found in a lake after being lost for about three months – and “guess what?” It survived.
Yes! You’ve heard it right, the story has recently gone viral on the Internet which came out from the Sweden’s Roger Nilsson, whose Nokia Lumia 800 went for a plunge a few months ago in a lake. The conditions of the loss were not instantly known, but it was evidently found more than three months later, stuck between a couple of rocks.
Roger posted this story on Nokia Sweden’s Facebook Page, stating that when he spotted his phone lodged between two rocks in the lake, it was covered with muck, shells and other waste. He cleaned it up, disassembled the whole handset and kept it on a radiator to dry, and charged it up.
He claimed that his phone works completely fine without any apparent issues, and the battery lasts for a couple of days as usual.
For the device which is not developed to survive in water, and is vulnerable to damage like any other regular smartphone in the market today is usually equals a death knell and If this story is true, then it’s quite an stirring achievement for a device that’s not even rated for underwater resistance.
Nokia Nokia ha bhai
No other company can even Match its standards
I think thats the case of million in 1 phone. Really dont think that this needs to be told in a separate post. Miracles happen dear. Most probably the person got lucky.
Seeing PTCL’s self care portal, it would be right to say myPTCL is a well-designed
portal intending to cater user needs wholly. Either for billing, complaining or
any tutorial, this portal is all enough to go with. With this launch, PTCL has
put up its extreme efforts to bring ease to its customers. Even though, having
all self care services, user friendly access to all material is a great plus
with myPTCL portal. Online tracking of complaint is now possible without
leaving own place. Despite of online system, PTCL has made it secured through
strong back-end system throughout for improved and protected customer
experience.
WOW! talk about someone spamming an article. Dear PTCL employee, this isn’t remotely related to myptcl shit.
What is the site moderator doing here?
Don’t they want ProPakistani keep growing in a good sense??
Huh???
Keeping in view wide range of customers and their perspectives, PTCL has taken another initiative that is fully equipped to serve its customers without any hassles. Previously it was just impossible to get issue resolved without being in a queue and that’s too for long. But overwhelmingly, PTCL got over this facet with its newly launched myPTCL self care portal containing all helping material as well as billing solutions for all PTCL services. Effortless navigation has made order placing as simple for all services. This effort deserves appraise throughout!
To have a portal like myPTCL is somehow like a blessing as now for catching up with all facets either tutorials, billing or complaining relating to all PTCL services is expedient even without going to One Stop Shop. Great aspect that could be observed with myPTCL portal is it has been made user friendly with access of both languages of English and Urdu for “Order Placement” page. Moreover live chat with agent is truly a responsive section to get answer of query in timely manner. It’s palpable with this portal that step by step configuration of any services is now just alleviated.
Stop copying articles from GSMArena & do something original.
PTCL down to cheap marketing techniques
Marketing! It seems totally irrelevant topic in this post… Indeed irritating (negative marketing)…
Moderator sleeping I guess!