your trolling works on others in this forum, but I see right through your bs.
Keep trolling tho breh 
NOKIA LUMIA 521 on sale at Walmart for only $130!
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when are they gonna have another shipment?
he also said it at 9:15that supposed con is bullshyt. During the actual review he mentions nothing about "subpar" call quality, but the little chiron at the very end of the review its displayed. I'm fairly sure this is bull as the one thing Nokia has done exceptionally well in all its phones since the begining of time is make phones with superior call quality, regardless of price. But hey, go with whatever floats your boat. Just don't be surprised if your mom cusses you out for getting her an L9.
he quoted it as sketchy call quality, I just showed you the plain text @ 10 mins past to make it clearer
this is a good review
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2gcU6lM0ps"]Nokia Lumia 520 review | Engadget - YouTube[/ame]
better description
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojpT-aQXgtg"]T-Mobile Nokia Lumia 521 Hands-on - YouTube[/ame]
he also said it at 9:15
he quoted it as sketchy call quality, I just showed you the plain text @ 10 mins past to make it clearer
this is a good review
Nokia Lumia 520 review | Engadget - YouTube
Hmmmm I was thinking of copping one to use for like 2-3 months but that review has kinda put me off it.
Has anyone actually got this phone that can attest to it being alright for the price point?
Im sure its more than alright for that, pretty cheap, but for people that may have a phone for a while, the call quality thing is a big concern if not exaggerated
I surely wouldnt go buy one off ebay either for an inflated price...IMO I feel the L9 has better features than that and you can find one under retail nib on craigslist at times. I had an evo for 3 years before getting a new phone and the L9 spec and speedwise was better than the evo other than the camera. Id have been content with that phone for a bit, especially since it got jellybean
Yh that would be and I know how frustrating poor call quality can be
I can get one here in for around £100 probably a little bit cheaper on ebay if I look around. This L9 would be the LG phone right?
yeah, but I see you are in europe, so you may have better choices, different or worse ones in terms of value.
You can buy either of these, the L9 or the Nokia off the shelf with no contract on t mobile here in the states
Will let my last one go for $175 shipped via usps priority.
Sold 4 of them very quickly. I might pick up 2 more tomorrow and with the profits I have made with these I essentially paid like $70 for a brand new 8X lol
Sold 4 of them very quickly. I might pick up 2 more tomorrow and with the profits I have made with these I essentially paid like $70 for a brand new 8X lol
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BTW, the phone will also support WIFI calling on T-mobile
T-Mobile Nokia Lumia 521 joins an elite crowd: will support Wi-Fi calling | Windows Phone Central
T-Mobile Nokia Lumia 521 joins an elite crowd: will support Wi-Fi calling | Windows Phone Central
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I got a question friend
I've been rockin' with the Nokia for a minute now and I like it. But, I'm wondering if the smart phone move is exposing me--this is my first smart phone.
I'm using the HERE Drive app and it's the day time. I'm driving under a bridge and the screen goes into "nighttime" mode. After I got out, it went back to the regular screen.
I see their is a little peripheral, in the front, but; how does it do that?
Is it watchin' me, friend?
I got a question friend
I've been rockin' with the Nokia for a minute now and I like it. But, I'm wondering if the smart phone move is exposing me--this is my first smart phone.
I'm using the HERE Drive app and it's the day time. I'm driving under a bridge and the screen goes into "nighttime" mode. After I got out, it went back to the regular screen.
I see their is a little peripheral, in the front, but; how does it do that?
Is it watchin' me, friend?
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Nokia will fix call quality issues probably driver or network related. Fixable
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I got a question friend
I've been rockin' with the Nokia for a minute now and I like it. But, I'm wondering if the smart phone move is exposing me--this is my first smart phone.
I'm using the HERE Drive app and it's the day time. I'm driving under a bridge and the screen goes into "nighttime" mode. After I got out, it went back to the regular screen.
I see their is a little peripheral, in the front, but; how does it do that?
Is it watchin' me, friend?
Nokia, Apple, and MSFT have both stated that they don't track users and don't plan on it. The switch from day to nightime mode is mainly due to light sensors on the front of the phone (use mainly for automatic screen brightness adjustments) that detect the ambient light around the phone then adjusts the screens contrast accordingly. Only Google has openly stated they will be tracking your every move and saving such information on its severs for however long they see fit.
If your truly worried of the possibility of tracking, you can always download your maps, turn off your cell phone signal, and use the phone as a completely offline GPS solution. I'm in France right now with my unlocked 920. I've downloaded all my offline maps for France and am currently enjoying full unlimited use of my cell phone (with my France sim card). All my traveling buddies with their "elite" but locked down iPhone 5's are real envious right now.
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how's that YouTube app working out? Google put a stop to that real quick.
Sounds good, for now. But, I've been planning on reading more about the specs.