Which cellphone does Harry use?

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Which cellphone does Harry use?

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Hey! Just thought it would be fun to find out which real-world cellphone Harry's resembles the most? It would also be cool if an exact replica of the cellphone in SM was made! :)

What do you think?
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Probably something along the lines of the T-Mobile G1.
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Show me a cellphone with nothing but an "A" and "-" button, and we'll get back to you.
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AuraTwilight wrote:Show me a cellphone with nothing but an "A" and "-" button, and we'll get back to you.
Good one, but it also has the directional buttons :P Anyway, my question was which cellphone it resembled the most and I'm sure it can resemble a real-life cellphone, even if it doesn't have the button names you mention, as those are obviously just ment to correspond with the buttons on the wiimote.
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It's a very generic-looking smart-phone.

Aside: I noticed on my most recent playthrough that the battery power indicator on Harry's phone actually shows the power remaining in your Wii-mote's batteries. Kind of useful.
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^cool :P
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Terminus wrote:It's a very generic-looking smart-phone.

Aside: I noticed on my most recent playthrough that the battery power indicator on Harry's phone actually shows the power remaining in your Wii-mote's batteries. Kind of useful.
I was wondering what the battery indicator was for!
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Harry's Phone was actually modeled from a Zune Player (The 80 or 120 GB version, at least)
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Terminus wrote:It's a very generic-looking smart-phone.

Aside: I noticed on my most recent playthrough that the battery power indicator on Harry's phone actually shows the power remaining in your Wii-mote's batteries. Kind of useful.
Does it really? That's pretty damn awesome.
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I think I mentioned that before. It's a fucking awesome feature. I have a save near the beginning of the game I keep purely for checking my batteries. Tedious, but it's more fun than just hitting the Home button.

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Terminus wrote:It's a very generic-looking smart-phone.

Aside: I noticed on my most recent playthrough that the battery power indicator on Harry's phone actually shows the power remaining in your Wii-mote's batteries. Kind of useful.
It looks like an iphone type of thing.

That's pretty cool, I never realized that.

Originally I thought having a phone would take away some of the creep factor but it was well incorporated into the game
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Terminus wrote:I noticed on my most recent playthrough that the battery power indicator on Harry's phone actually shows the power remaining in your Wii-mote's batteries. Kind of useful.
I was wondering why my cellphone battery seemed to be drained half-way and then nearly full the next throughout my gameplay.
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Ahh, so the battery indicator is for the Wiimote... I was kinda wondering about that, since my second playthrough started with my battery indicator at half (and here I was wondering if my batteries from the first playthrough carried over). Kinda worried me, since I assumed the fact the indicator changed at all meant the phone would go out before the end... y'know, Chekhov's iPhone. :P
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No one's mentioning my Zune 80 Comparison, oh well :).
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simeonalo wrote:No one's mentioning my Zune 80 Comparison, oh well :).
Nobody wants to risk being forced to admit involvement with a Zune. ;p
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It seems to be a mix between many popular models of smartphones.

The speaker and screen part look like an iphone , the bottom part DOES look like a zune , it's actually the first thing I thought about.

As for the interface , it reminds me of my phone's interface,
Sony Erricson phone , mixed with some elements of the iphone and some of a blackberry.
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simeonalo wrote:No one's mentioning my Zune 80 Comparison, oh well :).

I was gonna say that so far THAT model is the most similar to the Harry-phone in the outside. Now, i gotta see how does the interface look. O_o . For what i've checked it keeps the simple design in it too.
Are those cheap ass telephones or something? XD .
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Zune players are just like iPods-except they are made from Apple's rival, Microsoft.
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Lol I figured that out when Harry didn't move anymore. Next time I played it I noticed the battery bar and saw that the battery was higher than it was the previous day but still low. Of course I didn't have fresh batteries at the time, so I yanked the ones out of my TV remote from the downstairs TV. Apparently they were almost dead.
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I'm pretty sure the interface is just made up.
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