who the hell still has nokia phone with that ringtone?

Looks like the movements of the Snake on my first Nokia phone.

Should we tag viral and/or commercial as well since it is for the Nokia N96?

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Verizon iPhone 4 |
Stewie Griffin costume |
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Free Gamestop Gift Card |
Free Samsung Vibrant |
Free Blackberry Torch |
Moshi Monsters Moshling Cheats |
Huge Valentines Bear |
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Angry Turds for iPhone |
Monster World Cheats |
Doodle Jump for Computer |
Angry Birds for Blackberry Torch |
Bubble Ball Cheats

To sum up: precious PacNW people never learn. Get some salt and snow tires, foos--its a coupla inches and its a fuckin shit show out there??! Tsk tsk. World is a'changin'. Global warming and all... nokia makes some sick treading tires.

OMG i loooooove the taunt-y rock music soundtrack, though.

*viral
http://www.adverbox.com/ads/nokia-n96-bruce-lee-ping-pong-viral/

I mean the fact that it's viral is pretty obvious from the camera work. Also, you can't just make contact with a ping pong ball and have it automatically fly back with the right direction + strength.

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>> ^lucky760:

More info at this dupe.


Wow. What kind of coincidence is that? There are several stroboprop videos out there-Stranger things have happened-

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Ha! Let's face it real buttons are better.

But I've finally caved and got an HTC Wildfire. Very nice but the major problem is I'm scared about losing or dropping it. My old Nokia was just a tool that got the job done and fitted in my jeans. This new thing with it's lovely screen - well screen protectors and a case are on the way. I wonder if it will be more trouble than it's worth.

>> ^Deano:

Hang on here. Let's be fair. I don't know who invented touchscreens or pinch to zoom or whatever and I don't much care.
But it's Apple who have come along and made mobile devices that are nice to use - very nice. No one else was rushing to take a chance on making an iphone. If it wasn't for them I reckon we would still be stuck with devices like my Nokia 6680, which is admittedly rubbish and with each passing day becomes more annoying to use. I've stuck it out for ages but gradually, very gradually, I can hear the call of an HTC Desire.
Before this I experimented with a Palm Tungsten PDA - overall it wasn't great. You had to use the stylus and learn that grafiti thing. And there was no itunes equivalent, no desire to connect with the customer and installing programs was tedious and would be buggy when you did. It didn't make me productive and it wasn't much fun either.

The iPhone is no doubt a nice phone, but it's not exactly like Apple invented the wheel here. In any case, I thought this thread was more about the iPad and whether any of us would buy it. I have to confess that I don't like flash, but even I have to admit that it's become part of the web experience. Somehow I feel the iPad would be great for things like playing Hapland on your couch, but obviously Jobbo takes it personally when it comes to Adobes format and won't allow it.

With the far superior Asus tablet coming out next year there's absolutely no reason for me to buy the iPad. Besides, I'm trying to get away from buying products of corporations that are into torture and restriction of free speech.

Hang on here. Let's be fair. I don't know who invented touchscreens or pinch to zoom or whatever and I don't much care.
But it's Apple who have come along and made mobile devices that are nice to use - very nice. No one else was rushing to take a chance on making an iphone. If it wasn't for them I reckon we would still be stuck with devices like my Nokia 6680, which is admittedly rubbish and with each passing day becomes more annoying to use. I've stuck it out for ages but gradually, very gradually, I can hear the call of an HTC Desire.

Before this I experimented with a Palm Tungsten PDA - overall it wasn't great. You had to use the stylus and learn that grafiti thing. And there was no itunes equivalent, no desire to connect with the customer and installing programs was tedious and would be buggy when you did. It didn't make me productive and it wasn't much fun either.

Isn't the digital landscape that more fertile for everyone now thanks to Apple?

@Farhad2000 - just to be clear there's no way they're forcing you to buy their products. I'm not using any - the limitations just rub me the wrong way.

>> ^campionidelmondo:

>> ^dag:
I would also posit that the same thing has happened, albeit in a smaller way, with the iPhone and iPad. finger optimised UI, Flick to scroll, bounce back scrolling, pinch to zoom and more are innovations out of Apple's skunkworks. These innovations exist on Android and Pre phones - but to assume that this would have happened without Apple is naive.

Nope sorry, Apple did not "invent" all of these things. I know about flicking and pinch to zoom being around before the iPhone, there's even a video of a desk-sized tabled demo employing those tecniques around here, but I can't find it right now.
Good thing Apple did not invent the mouse cursor, or else we all would have to use some weird thingy like a crosshair or sth because you can bet your ass they would've patented it.