Have no fear, the ftp direct link is here :)

So we finally have the direct links to download the video:

Direct download via FTP.

Direct download via HTTP. (slower)

Should you have trouble viewing the files above just right click any of the links and choose "Save target as...".

Finally, the video is uploaded! It is 28Mb in file size and is a 30fps PAL WMV downloadable at this site:

Site A ON-LINE

Site B (Wait 15 seconds then click the download file now link on that site).

Hope you like it, all feedback is welcome at my email address eydryan [at] gmail [dot] com. Also you can get that by clicking the "view my complete profile" link on the right. There you can also see all my blogs which are worth your while, trust me :)

A direct link to the media file will come shortly. (The ones above)

So you are here because you want to see how the mobile phone got busteeed :) Well, the video is almost uploaded, just needs the credits to be added and once I've done that you'll be able to get it :) My cousin's old Nokia 5110 was apparently tougher than we thought, as some of the components were still intact after drilling and burning was done. Unfortunatelly the explosive charges inside failed to detonate, however one leaked gunpowder which caused a mild blast. Problem was they were wired incorrectly. Waste. :) Ah, but it was fun, and I wish you enjoyed it as much as we have. :) If you can please support this site by checking out the google ads. Thanks and enjoy!  

The surface seems calm enough. :) 

Power down... 

Phone after step 1. (drilling) 

Nokia. I wonder how the chip got there... 

Ah, so we have two holes... 

Umm... I think you have rats. 

See how the plastic was stressed before it broke? This is why the 5110 was a good phone and the ones they make today aren't. 

Do not connect battery... 

This way UP. 

Rubber keyboard was really tough, although there's no more # sign on it (or key for that matter) :) 

Spot the odd one out :p 

Same as below, but different angle. 

I wonder where the power button is... :D 

Hmm... i feel all comments are superfluos 

Definately didn't have this in mind when you designed it, eh? :) 

The plastic keyboard took it fairly well considering the strain. 

You can see how it went right through it. :D 

Umm... i guess this speaks for itself :) 

Big Phillipines chip was tougher, but it got quite scratched on top :P 

A glass shard, a chip with a hole in it, and other remains lurk in what used to be a moblie phone... :P 

The screen didn't take it that well. Nor did the power button. :) 

ah, yes... the classical "hole-thorugh-high-tech-components" :) 

Precission drillbits have chewed through this as if it were butter :) 

Apparently not even Korean chips can withstand the power of the stone drillbit. 

You can see how the chip was only slightly damaged by the drill.