Here are mine:
my primary one, mostly used...
and my secondary one... sometimes used
WILCO737 (MD11F)
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Show Us Your Mobile Phone!
I am bored and was thinking about: what mobile phone do you use? Share it with us!
Here are mine:
my primary one, mostly used...
and my secondary one... sometimes used
WILCO737 (MD11F)
Here are mine:
my primary one, mostly used...
and my secondary one... sometimes used
WILCO737 (MD11F)
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I'm currently using the Motorola En-V
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I like the E65, I am due for an upgrade in January so I will check it out
My primary: Nokia 6680
My backup spare: Nokia 6310i, the best phone Nokia ever made
My primary: Nokia 6680
My backup spare: Nokia 6310i, the best phone Nokia ever made
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A Samsung C266...
(the gray one)
(the gray one)
Don't expect to see me around that much (if at all) -- the contact link should still work, though.
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| Quoting WILCO737 (Reply 2): I'm currently using the Motorola En-V But why does the phone itself shows "LG" on the front?! |
Hence the name... it is an LG that WANTS to be a Motorola... Motorola Envy!
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Boycott The Olympic Games In Beijing !
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brand new:
Samsung A706
HSDPA, Video Calling, MP3 player... none of which I'm likely to use but hey
Samsung A706
HSDPA, Video Calling, MP3 player... none of which I'm likely to use but hey
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| Quoting WILCO737 (Reply 8): Thats something I DONT need for sure on a mobile phone... |
Ahh there's one more :
You can't choose your melody for the Alarm , this is really a big shi* on this mobile phone this makes that first word every day is :
Scheisse
Constantin
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| Quoting LHStarAlliance (Reply 10): You can't choose your melody for the Alarm , this is really a big shi* on this mobile phone this makes that first word every day is : Scheisse |
Nicely said
WILCO737 (MD11F)
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Verizon Wireless Palm Treo 700p
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Samsung E900... Does everything I need it to!
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I use BlackBerry Curve for my primary phone. I love this phone!
And then this...is my family/private line. I bought the blue one and the red one was given to me as a gift. So now, I just switch my SIM card to whichever according my mood.
I'm JEALOUS!
LOL!
Peace;
foppish bum
And then this...is my family/private line.
I bought the blue one and the red one was given to me as a gift. So now, I just switch my SIM card to whichever according my mood.
| Quoting N74JW (Reply 12): iPhone 4GB. I love it! |
I'm JEALOUS!
LOL!
Peace;
foppish bum
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Thanks! I love being able to switch SIM guards when necessary.
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Sony Ericson P990i
regds
MEL
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The Nokia N70. I find it to be a great phone. I will upgrade to the i Phone but only when they make it 3G.
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Verizon Wireless
LG VX5300
Believe it or not, its still a 300 dollar phone... Figure that one out.
LG VX5300
Believe it or not, its still a 300 dollar phone... Figure that one out.
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Nokia 6121 classic - does exactly what I need it to! Not the most feature-packed phone, but it is high quality and reliable.
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Motorola V360v. It has "Vodafone live!" which I love. Basic phone, but it does the job!
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BlackBerry Curve 8320. Excellent smartphone, and the UMA capability it just awesome.
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Sweet but I'm looking to switch it up next month.
YOWza
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I use the Nokia E50 as my personal phone. I've never actually met anyone else that has this phone! It's ok but really slow. I'm due an upgrade and as soon as the Sony Ericsson W890i comes out I shall be upgrading to that.
I also have a Nokia 6230i as my work phone. I've had it years and it refuses to die - probably the best phone I've ever had, it's so simple and does excactly what I need to do for work. I also have a Blackberry 8700 for work too. Too many gadgets!!
I also have a Nokia 6230i as my work phone. I've had it years and it refuses to die - probably the best phone I've ever had, it's so simple and does excactly what I need to do for work. I also have a Blackberry 8700 for work too. Too many gadgets!!
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| Quoting YOWza (Reply 26):
Sweet but I'm looking to switch it up next month. |
YOWza, didn't you like you HTC? I´m thinking about getting one myself, but this brand is quite unknown around here, although they released TyTN and Touch officially last month.
Here´s my oldie: (Nokia 6270 - N40 series)
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I use a BlackBerry 8310 from Rogers Wireless here in Canada, does the trick for me now. I have a Nokia E61 for Travel to Europe because it has UMTS 2100
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| Quoting SBBRTech (Reply 28): YOWza, didn't you like you HTC? I´m thinking about getting one myself, but this brand is quite unknown around here, although they released TyTN and Touch officially last month. |
I love the HTC. It's very stable, runs Win Mobile well and the Blackberry Connect client runs very well. It's also thinner and lighter than most full keyboard Blackberrys. It's even lighter than the Curve.
However, I will be involved in a software project developing applications for Blackberry (native, not BB Connect) so the switch back to a true Blackberry is necessary. Maybe I will shelf the 620 during this project and revert back. IT is a great device. The guys in the next cubicle at work has the CDMA version of the TyTn and it's also a beauty.
YOWza
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Nokia 6102i
This is the phone I will be getting by the end of the week:
Sony Ericsson Z310 (anyone have anything to say about this phone?)
This is the phone I will be getting by the end of the week:
Sony Ericsson Z310 (anyone have anything to say about this phone?)
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Motorola PEBL for me. Not the most feature-packed phone, but it's small, light, and it makes calls just fine, which is pretty much all I care about. And it looks nice too.
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Pocket PC 6700
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HTC Hermes (Cingular 8525)
I want to get the newer HTC Touch. I love this phone, but sometimes the screen rotation is a bit too slow..
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I want to get the newer HTC Touch. I love this phone, but sometimes the screen rotation is a bit too slow..
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I think it might be time for me to upgrade this....
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| Quoting Andz (Reply 3): My backup spare: Nokia 6310i, the best phone Nokia ever made |
Still is and likely to remain my primary phone, fits in Car kit!
Looking for another one, because it is last Nokia with practical car kit S/H ones are outrageously priced.
If your camera sends text messages, that could explain why your photos are rubbish!....well that might have changed!!!
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Here's my Blackberry 8703e from Bell Mobility.
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Personal phone is a white Motorola E378i imported from Spain that I got from a cell shop in Santa Monica. I refuse to go get a new contract for a locked phone. I like it because it does what I need and you can't find anyone else carrying it.
Work phone is a far more ubiquitous Blackberry 8700g
I tend to agree, though mine finally died in May after serving as the replacement for the phone that replaced it for more than a year, my V3 RAZR that was broken in half.
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Ever try one of the Bluetooth car kits?
Work phone is a far more ubiquitous Blackberry 8700g
| Quoting Andz (Reply 3): My backup spare: Nokia 6310i, the best phone Nokia ever made |
I tend to agree, though mine finally died in May after serving as the replacement for the phone that replaced it for more than a year, my V3 RAZR that was broken in half.
| Quoting StasisLAX (Reply 39): I think it might be time for me to upgrade this.... |
Hey, I always wanted to meet Zack Morris
| Quoting StealthZ (Reply 41): Looking for another one, because it is last Nokia with practical car kit S/H ones are outrageously priced. |
Ever try one of the Bluetooth car kits?
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I like simplicity.
Motorola RAZR V3 for me.
Too tired to look up the pictures and upload them..
Regards,
LO231
Motorola RAZR V3 for me.
Too tired to look up the pictures and upload them..
Regards,
LO231
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Blackberry 8100 Pearl:
The mini trackball is very handy, the sound quality is good, and it looks pretty slick. The voice-recognition software is impressive, too. But it is far from perfect: I don't like the fact that you can't send or receive MMSs with it unless you have a Blackberry-specific contract (admittedly my own fault, but my dad got two of these phones with his contract and gave me one, so who was I to say no), the camera is of relatively low quality, and it doesn't even record videos. Also, the QWERTY keyboard layout took some getting used to, but that was no issue after about a week of using it.
Also, this is the first non-Nokia phone I'm using; I've always liked their phones, so I will be going back to a Nokia when the time comes for a new one, even though the iPhone looks tempting, too
The mini trackball is very handy, the sound quality is good, and it looks pretty slick. The voice-recognition software is impressive, too. But it is far from perfect: I don't like the fact that you can't send or receive MMSs with it unless you have a Blackberry-specific contract (admittedly my own fault, but my dad got two of these phones with his contract and gave me one, so who was I to say no
), the camera is of relatively low quality, and it doesn't even record videos. Also, the QWERTY keyboard layout took some getting used to, but that was no issue after about a week of using it.
Also, this is the first non-Nokia phone I'm using; I've always liked their phones, so I will be going back to a Nokia when the time comes for a new one, even though the iPhone looks tempting, too