Servicing Nokia N95

Now that I have decided to say goodbye to my Nokia N95, I have to fix the volume hard keys that I had broken when I dropped the phone while crossing a street in Osaka last month. That drop is costly as I just found out at Nokia it would cost HK$360 to replace the casings. Fixing the volume keys doesn’t cost though as they couldn’t tell whether it was damaged by me or just normal wear and tear. When I checked out last night with my favourite second hand phone dealer at Causeway Bay without the phone with me, she said she would pay me HK$3,000 for a N95 in mint condition. I wonder if she would consider mine as in mint condition. Well, I guess just as long as the difference is less than HK$360, I will sell it to her. Otherwise, I will try to sell it on eBay and then let the winner to decide whether the case should be replaced. It is a bit annoying that I have to write the description for this photo in a single paragraph. There is no way I can begin a new paragraph in ShoZu. I hope they can improve it in the next version. It would be nice to have built-in spellcheck too. Like TypePad Mobile, it has the same limitation that only one photogragh can be commented for each entry. I can’t insert multiple photographs into the same entry to tell a more “photographic” story. I will have to edit this entry at my blogs after the upload to add additional photos and videos to spice this message up. And, of course, breaking it up into paragraphs.

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