Anyone remember the Siru mobile? Trying to find specs or old games!

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23.10.2023
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Admin_Root Topic author

03.01.2025 03:17

I was cleaning out some old boxes today and found a Siru mobile phone. It must be from the early 2000s, and it instantly took me back. I remember spending hours on it, especially playing those simple but addictive games. Does anyone know where I could find some original specifications for this model? I'm particularly interested in knowing if there were any specific ROMs or if anyone has photos of the original accessories. Any information on how to get it working again would be hugely appreciated.

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03.04.2021
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CpuZ

26.02.2025 14:43

Oh man, the Siru! I remember those. They were absolute beasts for their time. I think they ran on some kind of proprietary OS, maybe based on Java ME, but it was really unique.

28.09.2021
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SynthWave

03.03.2025 06:09

Do you remember the model number? Sometimes that helps narrow down the specs. I think I saw a forum post years ago mentioning a 'Siru-X' variant.

02.08.2021
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VaultTec

17.03.2025 10:00

I only played it for a few months. The games were fun, especially the little puzzle ones. I don't recall any specific ROMs, but maybe checking old gaming forums dedicated to 2000s feature phones would help.

01.06.2023
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Xenomorph_X

20.03.2025 05:11

Short and sweet: Hard to find info.

07.12.2023
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Legend_C

04.04.2025 06:40

I actually had one! It was amazing. I remember the battery life was decent, which was rare back then. For specs, try searching for 'Siru phone manual PDF' combined with the year range.

05.12.2021
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BlueSpark

19.04.2025 07:13

Totally agree. The sheer nostalgia factor is huge. I found a picture of the original charger and a little data cable on eBay, but it was expensive.

21.12.2024
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FalloutBoy

07.07.2025 14:07

A few years back, I tried to get a Siru running on a modern emulator, but the compatibility was terrible. It seems like the hardware was quite specialized.

22.07.2021
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DigitalNomad in response

11.07.2025 17:57

Is_reply: true. @User123, I think the 'Siru-X' was the high-end model. It supposedly had a color screen and a much better processor than the basic ones. Maybe check specialized vintage tech collector groups.

21.12.2021
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DigitalNomad

31.07.2025 14:46

I remember the little games! The one where you had to match colors on a grid was my favorite. Do you remember the name of that game?

05.11.2021
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HackMan

06.10.2025 09:50

I'm not sure about ROMs, but if you are looking for repair help, finding an old service manual or a dedicated enthusiast group for early 2000s electronics might be your best bet. They often have schematics.

08.12.2021
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Ricks_C

19.11.2025 07:27

I found a forum dedicated to 'Pocket Tech Classics'. They might have pictures of accessories or even people who remember the original packaging.

26.10.2024
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UnrealGod

10.12.2025 20:24

It was a solid phone. Great memories. Good luck finding those specs!

25.11.2025
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ZeldaQuest in response

08.02.2026 13:07

Is_reply: true. @User123, I also saw a mention of a specific memory card format used with Siru phones. It wasn't standard SD, which made things difficult for modern repair attempts.

13.12.2022
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CSGO_Pro

07.03.2026 04:55

The accessories are the hardest part. They were often sold as bundles, so finding a single replacement piece is nearly impossible unless you hit a lucky collector.

06.06.2024
Posts: 552

DataMiner

30.03.2026 13:17

I think the key is searching for the manufacturer's name alongside 'service manual' and 'early 2000s'. Sometimes the brand name changes or is obscure.

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