according to The phone is meant to commemorate the two world leaders meeting at the G-20 Summit in Hamburg. The middle button on the device features the G-20 Summit logo, while the phone body is made of tempered titanium. As first spotted by TechCrunch, a Russian phone-customization company debuted its latest creation this week: a new Nokia lumia 3310 with embedded, gold-plated portraits of US president Donald Trump and Russian president Vladimir Putin on the back. They're looking in the same direction, too, to symbolize "the common desire for progress in US-Russian relations." Such harmonious phone vibes. Others buy customized Nokia smartphones.
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If it represents current best practice in the ATO, Vulture South suggests phone cracks are better left to agencies with more up-to-date tools. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported that the ATO had "disciplined" a staffer who posted a presentation to LinkedIn's Slideshare service and to his LinkedIn profile. That account page has since been removed, but Google Cache has preserved much of the presentation and accomnpanying text. The LinkedIn page that Google can't forget shows just 148 views of the presentation since May 2016, when it was posted. While Samsung and Motorola are mentioned, that's only in the context of explaining things like time and date formats.
Nokia lumia recently re-released the Nokia 3310, a popular phone first launched in 2000, and it typically retails for 49 Euros, or about $55. A company named Caviar Royal Gift is selling the special edition Nokia 3310 for 149,000 Russian Rubles, or about $2,500. There's a new phone you can buy that celebrates the meeting of Putin and Trump at the G20 summit. The special Nokia 3310 appears to feature gold accents, including a tiny replica plaque on the back with the date of the meeting, July 7, 2017 in Hamburg Germany at the G20 summit. Caviar said the device also features "hardened titanium with a pattern of "Damascus steel" to represent the "principle and hardness necessary for the protection of justice."
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ATO phone hacking 'tutorial' is tame unless you use a Nokia 1100 • The Register
If it represents current best practice in the ATO, Vulture South suggests phone cracks are better left to agencies with more up-to-date tools. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported that the ATO had "disciplined" a staffer who posted a presentation to LinkedIn's Slideshare service and to his LinkedIn profile. That account page has since been removed, but Google Cache has preserved much of the presentation and accomnpanying text. The LinkedIn page that Google can't forget shows just 148 views of the presentation since May 2016, when it was posted. While Samsung and Motorola are mentioned, that's only in the context of explaining things like time and date formats.
Nokia lumia recently re-released the Nokia 3310, a popular phone first launched in 2000, and it typically retails for 49 Euros, or about $55. A company named Caviar Royal Gift is selling the special edition Nokia 3310 for 149,000 Russian Rubles, or about $2,500. There's a new phone you can buy that celebrates the meeting of Putin and Trump at the G20 summit. The special Nokia 3310 appears to feature gold accents, including a tiny replica plaque on the back with the date of the meeting, July 7, 2017 in Hamburg Germany at the G20 summit. Caviar said the device also features "hardened titanium with a pattern of "Damascus steel" to represent the "principle and hardness necessary for the protection of justice."
to read more visit us Nokia
collected by :Andro Alex
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