Sorry Nokia tune, you got replaced by Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up.
Only downside is I don't want to answer because I want to hear the whole song.

Nokia *commercial. *viral.

Kuwait has by far the best mobile system I have seen so far.

You buy a phone, any phone, all phones are opened and are not locked to any specific company. iPhone, Nokia, Samsung, Motorola, any brand...

You buy a phone number and a SIM card for around 6 dollars, you put it in the phone. You buy a calling card for the phone depending on how much you will use it, I buy a card for 6 dollars that lasts me for a month or more.

That's it. That's all you have to do. The phone cards are ridiculously ubiquitous so you never have issues running out of calling time. You get roaming from the get go, I called my dad from Uzbekistan and several times in Turkey, it ate through my credit but I could it easily without having a special plan or anything.

If you want mobile internet you can make a plan, but its relatively cheap and you get 7Mb speeds, its data capped though to punish folks torrenting off the connection. But it's usefulness in general is relatively limited in this nation.

The only faults I can mention is that international calling is ridiculously expensive, but then you can use Skype so its not really an issue.

Comparing this to my experience in Canada, where I was contractually locked to one single phone, if I broke the contract I had to pay a 250$ penalty, I could only use and upgrade to Motorola phones. If I wanted something better I have to buy the phone from the Phone company, and its locked so I can't use the same phone if I switched from Fido to Rogers Wireless. The plans were always metered in such a way that if am a middle range user am screwed, its too little alloted minutes or too many minutes and too damn expensive. I hated it so much that I smashed my phone 2 hours before flying out of Montreal.

It was cathartic.

He downvoted this iphone vid cuz of "downvote coz apple sucks and so does iphone. Nokia FTW". And this was in the queue. Video clearly says what it is... I think it's a similar case. Deserves a *bitchslap, at least IMO.

Oh yeah, he deleted my comment calling his behavior jerky as well.

*nsfw and downvote coz apple sucks and so does iphone. Nokia FTW

US tax dollars at work, ten years and the thing is still the size of an 80's satellite dish, and has to be mounted on a humvee for mobility. Why when every piece of commercial technology continues to get smaller, does the military tech stay huge. What the hell, stop watching the seventies sci-fi and gloating that your tech is way smaller than that. Active denial systems should be hand held by now. What, do we need to get NOKIA to make them?

Very cute!
(Sounds like it was shot with a Nokia N93, you can tell by the annoying "zoom" sound.)

Maybe it's just Nokia, but mine has them all built in . . . lol PLus, I can add new ones :-p

I live near there and go work near there! Traffic sucks big time though! I noticed it didn't have the new Nokia Theatre next to Staples Center in this video. I wonder when this was recorded.

*long by one second!

Agh, voice sync issues! Still, interesting. Nokia 770, phone of hackers, eh?

Why do I have the annoying feeling I have to hack my laptop so I can perform simple file transfers with my 8700 LG Shine?

Until he said it, I thought "carwhisperer" was "catwhisperer"... which sounded rather unique.

I just came back from last night's event at the brand new Nokia Theater (second event over there!) in L.A.! It was sweet! Bad seats though (far right in the front) but what to expect for 30 bucks.

I'd seen this years ago, but I can't find it on the site. I hope I'm not going to kittyhell for posting this. Also, not sure if this is "comedy" since it's tragic (sort of) but the line is thin. This is an edited version of a Nokia ad.

Video's okay - nothing spectacular - posting it for the novelty factor of its recording medium.

Courtesy gizmodo via Man of Lettuce.

Reminds me of the Nokia 770 internet browser. Nice to look at, but functionally worthless.

Many of the clips out there lose context. This is part of a Nokia ad. Here is the full ad on Google Video:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6416475151100839014&q=advertisement

It is still funny.