The Calculator

Is something we all have, and is eqully likely to be a cheap piece of plastic.
I wish Apple would make one, an iCalc? With the same build quality as an iPhone or Apple Mac, possibly even carved from a solid block of Alluminium like some of the laptops.
Or have I had too much wine?
I wish Apple would make one, an iCalc? With the same build quality as an iPhone or Apple Mac, possibly even carved from a solid block of Alluminium like some of the laptops.
Or have I had too much wine?
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It might look the dogs but like most Apple devices, they're really just bo**ocks...
Totally with you on Apple stuff.
here we go
Gives you a bit of an answer any how
So...... youre wrong again Robert
Paul, Paul, Paul. How many times have I told you that you only had to simply change the batteries when the player stopped working rather than buying a brand new one each time?
Ben gave his to me but I've never used it cos I don't like itunes
I am old enough to remember manual calculators before they had electric motors fitted. I remember with fondness the old blue olivetti adding machine that used to bounce around the desk because of the ratchet handle on the side.
Ah, the good old days:laugh::laugh::laugh:
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Exactly what I thought, I tried to talk my other half out of getting an iPhone, as my Windows Mobile was far far better, on paper....
Then she got the iPhone and so did I. Can see why the technology mags rate Apple so high. And you can change the battery.
I hope I can get an n97 once my contract's up...
Well, the n86 has more memory and a better camera, whereas the 5800 has a touchscreen. You can also get the 5800 with unlimited music. The n86 also has better games.
Apple Claims New iPhone Only Visible To Most Loyal Of Customers
The N97 does look good though and barring the N96 blip, looks set to put Nokia back on top of the high end handset range.
got mine about 6 months agoa and within the week the screen was covered in small scratches.....annoying or what ?
After scratching mine within a fortnight, I covered it with a screen protector. On the upside it does a fairly good job but there are a couple of downsides. I now have to practically punch the phone to get it to acknowledge a (virtual) key press while the stylus accuracy is on a par with me trying to hit the bullseye on a dartboard after drinking twenty pints of wife beater.