Hey /g/. I am looking for modern mobile phone (NOT smartphone)

Just get a smartphone mate. Don't be afraid of change, they're objectively superior. There are plenty of smartphones with physical keyboards, before you make that argument

>>61923770

>they're objectively superior

They are better in some respects but not all, battery life being one area in which they are inferiror.

It might be argued that they are overall better phones, but it can also be argued that they are overall worse for your mental development.

>>61923701

Look into a brand called Evolveo. Don't have enough information to say if it has what you want for sure, but worth a peek.

>>61923770
Well, bro, I have smartphone (and I'm using it just now, typing this message). In reality, I tried several smartphones (Androids, Lumia, iPhone) with more or less luck. But I just WANT a phone described, that's all. Nothing logical.

>>61923887
Hmm, I can't find any info about their phones being able to provide firmware dump and modification of it (weird sentence, lol). There are many mods, but only for Android smartphones.

http://m.gsmarena.com/search.php3?nYearMin=2016&sOSes=1,5,7,9

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>>61923701
Samsung E1200
Price: 20-30$

>>61923701
>easy access and modification of firmware
Android.
>But I want to take firmware dump, load it in IDA Pro, study it, make adjustments, create patch, apply
And what are you planning to "adjust" in a brick that can only make calls.

>>61923848
>battery life being one area in which they are inferiror
Use them as dumbphones and they last just as long, if not more. Considering you have no bloatware, obviously.

>>61924050
Thanks, but it's phones list with no info about their firmware. AFAIK with Nokia's S30/S40 it's only possible to modify resources (text, images, etc), but not code. Much more doubt about others.
>>61924116
OK. It seems that Samsung phones are open to firmware mods, there are even large community of patchwriters. Definitely should look into them, tnx.
>>61924149
> Android.
Nonono. I've been a Linux enthusiast for more than a decade, and Android user/modder/programmer since 1.6 or so. It's goddamn ugly, overcomplicated and buggy. Writing code in C/Assembler for Siemens was much more simple and fun.
> And what are you planning to "adjust" in a brick that can only make calls.
Just look into old Siemens forums. There were so many things that I can't even describe, being ELFLoader (patch that gives ability to load external binaries) is probably one of the most cool.

isnt the firmware encrypted on those?

>>61924651
>>61924526
New 3310 is S30-based.
>>61924717
On Siemens? Nope.