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...It’s In the Bag: Diet Coke, Nokia phone with red faceplate, pack of Parliaments, giraffe print Kate Spade make up bag with Stila cosmetics, Pentel Gel roller pens, Ordning & Reda Planner...
...It’s in the Bag: Gucci sunglasses, Norton Anthology: Volume 2A, Bee punch event invitations, keys to the M3, Kheil’s lip balm, Nokia Model...
...Michael D. Park ’03 has a split-pocket personality. On his left side, he is your average Nokia-less Harvard freshman, with a phone card he often mistakes for his ID. His left pocket is cargo. He is G.I. Mike, with a silver mini army knife and a climbing Carabiner advertising 1-800-MARINES. “I have this whole military motif going on. [I would join the Marines] if there was a war or something.” He pauses. “But not for kicks.” That must be the left...
...change of heart after my wife bought a Nokia and signed up for AT&T's service (which has definitely improved in my home region). I decided to let bygones be gone and went hunting for a phone of my own. Naturally, it would have to be far cooler than my wife's. Also, it would need to be one of the new generation of phones that would let me browse the Web virtually anywhere. After a few minutes of research, I settled on the Motorola StarTac 7860 ($240). I decided to buy it partly because it's the latest...
...more on that travesty below--I would unequivocally recommend the 7860 to anyone in the market for a pocket-size Web-browsing phone. The battery lasts three days and recharges in a few hours. The navigation, while not as elegant as on my wife's bulkier Nokia, is fine. And the Web, even when viewed on the phone's postage-stamp-size screen, is surprisingly readable. I can go to any site, read the text and bookmark it for later. For instance, on the train, I visit the site formerly known as Media Gossip at the touch of a button...