I don't know if anyone remembers, but I was having trouble with a blue, 16gb Nokia N9, and wasn't able to fix it.

After a bunch of conversations with Nokia Care, I learned that the phone was originally made for the Poland market (I bought it used on Amazon, because I live in the US). I was told since my phone was under warranty, it could be fixed, IFI shipped it to Poland.

I did so, but because some mail carriers refused to send stuff with batteries inside overseas, and others wanted to charge me more than half the value of the phone, I ended up shipping it without tracking.

The shipment was supposed to take a week. When, a week later, Regernesis (the company that does repairs for Nokia Poland), said they hadn't received any phone with my IMEI number.

I'd been trying to get my phone fixed for months, which means I hadn't HAD A CELL PHONE AT ALL for quite a while. I figured the phone had been lost in the mail, and decided it was time to give up and buy a new phone.

So I bought a 64gb black Nokia N9 on Amazon.
The next day, I get an E-mail from Regernesis saying they've repaired my phone and sent it back to me.

Which brings me to where I am now. I have, sitting in front of me, two different Nokia N9's: a 16gb blue one, and a 64gb black one. As much as I love this phone, I don't know what to do with TWO of them!...

...what would you do with a second Nokia N9?