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  1. To my absolute luck I have found a router in my basement that still can serve WiFi with WEP encryption. First checks done! I was able to connect to a python HTTP server to see directory listing from my #SonyEricsson P1i.

    Next stop is to spin a retro OSCAR server and fire up some good ol' ICQ clients. Hopefully these will work!

    #vintagecomputing #vintagemobilephones #vcfb #vcfb2026

  2. To my absolute luck I have found a router in my basement that still can serve WiFi with WEP encryption. First checks done! I was able to connect to a python HTTP server to see directory listing from my #SonyEricsson P1i.

    Next stop is to spin a retro OSCAR server and fire up some good ol' ICQ clients. Hopefully these will work!

    #vintagecomputing #vintagemobilephones #vcfb #vcfb2026

  3. To my absolute luck I have found a router in my basement that still can serve WiFi with WEP encryption. First checks done! I was able to connect to a python HTTP server to see directory listing from my P1i.

    Next stop is to spin a retro OSCAR server and fire up some good ol' ICQ clients. Hopefully these will work!

  4. To my absolute luck I have found a router in my basement that still can serve WiFi with WEP encryption. First checks done! I was able to connect to a python HTTP server to see directory listing from my #SonyEricsson P1i.

    Next stop is to spin a retro OSCAR server and fire up some good ol' ICQ clients. Hopefully these will work!

    #vintagecomputing #vintagemobilephones #vcfb #vcfb2026

  5. One of the coolest business smartphones of its era. The P1i had that wonderfully weird UIQ mix of touchscreen, physical keypad, and tiny jog dial — very 2007, very Sony Ericsson.

    #SonyEricssonP1i #SonyEricsson #UIQ #Symbian #RetroTech #VintagePhone #MobileHistory #TechNostalgia #OldPhones

  6. One of the coolest business smartphones of its era. The P1i had that wonderfully weird UIQ mix of touchscreen, physical keypad, and tiny jog dial — very 2007, very Sony Ericsson.