Probably the nostalgia of using a terminal on the bus to turn off the broken audio stream glitching out onto the speaker at full volume not my headphones that’s talking more than anything.
I never had the N900, but I got my first tethering capable plan and phone to feed “Edge” internet to an N810. Still one of my favorite bits of industrial design. That was such a satisfying mechanism.
Nokia N900 :(
I loved everything about that phone at the time (well, almost - that resistive touchscreen… :/)
I’d buy one now if it had modern internals.
Probably the nostalgia of using a terminal on the bus to turn off the broken audio stream glitching out onto the speaker at full volume not my headphones that’s talking more than anything.
I never had the N900, but I got my first tethering capable plan and phone to feed “Edge” internet to an N810. Still one of my favorite bits of industrial design. That was such a satisfying mechanism.