Just got my N900 back from Teleray (a major service company in Slovenia) because when they sent me bill for repairs I told them they forgot a part, so they sent another bill the day after it expired and I got my phone back.

Not only that, but the keyboard frame on the right side got scratched when they were sending it back
I sent it there because I was in a factory for a month and didn't have my case yet so it got super scratched on its screen and metal frame (plastic frame was okay, the metal was only damaged due to a fall) and it had a single dead pixel. The phone works ok and all, but its sunlight legibility is really bad and it's hard to use it with a stylus. I'll have to resend it after a week (going on vacation) and also put the keyboard frame into repairs (at least that will be under a guarantee). I have the CP-123 case now and it works fine.

The point here is, why doesn't Nokia put a Nokia Care point in Slovenia?
Also moral of the story: get a screen protector/case, even if you keep it alone your pocket


(there's more on the actual device, the one on the left that goes into the frame is courtesy of Teleray)

MSPaint much?

Sixth image http://www.letsgodigital.org/printer...=23039&lang=en
He could at least got the anti-alias right.

Dude, what the hell did you do to your screen, drag a fork over it or something??? I've honestly never seen a phone screen so badly damaged.

"...use I was in a factory for a month and didn't have my case yet so..."

Also sorry I didn't have a camera on me and it's not like I was going to draw an N900 :P

Man you certainly know how to abuse a screen... lol.

I'd pay for an engineer to replace mine if it was like that !