Sumatriptan but it's prescription only. Go with paracetamol + ibuprofen, and lots of water.

Many of my headaches are often from tense muscles so ibuprofen does the job for me.

Get a massage.

I take co-codomal 30/500 for my back and still get headaches. When I do I find good old Asprin or Ibruprofen work the best.

Geez, medication central in here! Drink some water and get some rest.

Gf's Nokia 6100 wasn't holding a charge. She was complaining that after a 40 minute call, after having just removed the mobile from the charger, the battery was flat.

I removed the caseing and the battery had blown up like a balloon! I disposed of it immediately and have ordered a new one.

I offered here my old iPhone or my Mozart (I put the SIM in the Mozart, so that she can still talk to her daughter - they are on the same network and have a flatrate to talk to each other), but they are too complicated and the battery life is terrible - she wants to go back to charging the phone every 3 - 4 days, with 30-40 minutes talk every day.

So, given the choice between a Nokia 6100, Apple iPhone 3GS or htc 7 Mozart, she went for the Nokia.

I still have my Nokia 6300. I take it on holiday when I know I won't be needing anything "smart" because it's really the best at being a "phone". It lasts me a whole week on one charge, partly because I turn it off when I go to bed and it turns itself on when the alarm goes off.

I wouldn't want to browse the forums on it, but the gmail app works perfectly if I feel the need. It also fits in your pocket without weighing it down.

my phone until last year, in this exact colours.

I miss my 3330



I have a 2330 these days.

My old Nokia 6210 was the best phone I ever had. I like my smartphones, but for actually phoning and sending SMS messages, nothing beats the old Nokias.

I preferred the


My first phone was a

I had to use a simple phone recently as mine was being fixed. I did miss the Internet and some of the apps but I enjoyed the simplicity and not charging it for 4 days!

My first was a Phillips Genie handset PAYG in 1999. I bought it at uni using some of my student loan. you could nominate a landline number then call it for free which was amazing for phoning home. A year later I got my first contract phone on Orange Everyday 50 and it is still one of my favourite phones ever.

I had one of those. That roller thing was a genius idea but they only ever used it on that one I think.

Jon

Wasn't that used in the matrix?

The very first mobile phone we had was a complete brick. Can't recall the model but just remmeber it bein branded as one2one. The second one was a motorola with a flip down cover for the keypad and extendable antenna. The third one was my own which was a 3330, whilst everyone else had a 3310. Then it went from there 3410, 8310, Sony T630, D750i, K800i. After that was the jump to the 3GS and now 4S.

What I loved about the earlier phones were that they were easy to use, held lots of charge and it was easy to press 999 in your pocket if you needed to.

The Nokia 8110 was used in the film (the infamous banana phone), they modified it with the spring to make is spring open.
The 7110 was Nokia's way of cashing in on the Matrix by putting the spring action in a new handset