List of mobile phone you have owned in the past?

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Master Geek

#223157 9-Jun-2009 14:52

Oh god, those Philips Isis phones were terrible. You could store 20 numbers in the phone book, but no names. Fantastic idea that.

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#223192 9-Jun-2009 16:06

Relatively small list for me:

Some Nokia in like 1996, can't remember the name
Alcatel One Touch
Motorola S550 (I think thats the model number)
Motorola V3

... then the good stuff:

Nokia N95
Nokia N95 8GB
Nokia N82
HTC Touch Pro
Sony Xperia (my current phone)
Nokia 5800 Xpress music

... soon:

Samsung Omnia HD i8910
Nokia N97

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Master Geek

#223291 9-Jun-2009 19:52

i noticed that hardly any of u ppl have owned the apple iphone? any particular reason for that? i have the iphone but it is not my everyday phone, toooo hard to txt.....haha

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#223367 9-Jun-2009 21:19

iPhone specs are too limited for me, limited GPS (although the next one will have proper guidance by the sounds of it), camera far too limited, screen resolution too limited, no changeable battery, no hardware keys etc etc

Apples infuriating control-freak closed platforms also rankles (no! you can't sideload your music - you must use iTunes etc).

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#223380 9-Jun-2009 21:36

Iphone - not-for-me because:

Touch screen input phones don't suit me, had okta touch and while it was usable, it still wasn't as good as a keypad.

I'm a "folder player" of my own ripped CD's that I listen to. iTunes would get in the way seriously as I cannot just drag a directory of tracks across, simplke simple. same goes for pics.

I often load/dremove/share soundbytes, simple tracks. Super-easy on a Nokia, impossible on an iphone.

iPhones are closed-off, not open, easy, customisable for my needs by removing the pre installed rubbish. (RUU-Kitchen / he11ocarb1de)

Camera - after using N95, it's hard to go back to a basic cameraphone.

But I do like playing with them as long as the iTunes is installed on someone elses PC. They really defined something "different". I just couldn't use one as my daily device.

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#223404 9-Jun-2009 22:52

The list of phones I've used in the last 13 years is vast.. What I've actually owned though is fairly short...

Audiovox (not sure of the model but it was $1 from Ben Rumble)
Nokia 252 - Green.. I felt flash. ;)
Philips model of some type I can't remember
Nokia 3110
Alcatel One Touch - Lime
Alcatel One Touch HF (Oooo handsfree speaker phone) This was the first phone I ever sent a text message from.
Philips Savvy, 2 different colours, Green and Yellow. First phone to offer built in emoticons and things like BioRhythm Calander and Horoscopes.
Nokia 5110
Nokia 3210
Ericsson T10 with text board that clipped on the bottom, was great having QWERTY at the time but a pain in the butt to carry round.

After this every other phone I've had has been owned by the mobile company I've worked for.

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#223412 9-Jun-2009 23:14

I *think* this is everything. Quite a short list compared to some others...

Something similar to a Motorola M3588 (Couldn't find the exact one) - GSM

Philips Savvy - GSM

Unknown Nokia AMPS phone

Nokia 5120i (With free text messaging on Telecom's TDMA network for a while!)

Motorola T2288 -GSM

Nokia 3310 - GSM

Nokia 8250 - GSM

Nokia 2280 - CDMA

Nokia 6585 - CDMA

Nokia 6225 - CDMA

Noka 6265 - CDMA

Nokia 1600 - GSM

Nokia N73 - GSM/UMTS

Apple iPhone 3G - GSM/UMTS

Nokia N95 - GSM/UMTS (Current)

Nokia 3120c - GSM/UMTS (Current - work phone)

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Master Geek

#223455 10-Jun-2009 07:49

ahah, finally some1 who has owned the iphone......

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#223474 10-Jun-2009 08:44

Man I have too many to list here, Used to work for Bellsouth, then Vodafone, Then Telecom so have had well over 60 phones.

The ones that stick out are my first ones.

Ericsson T10 with the flimsy flip
Nokia 9000 brick

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Master Geek

#224057 11-Jun-2009 16:21

Nokia 3310
Nokia 3200
Nokia 6300

Wow you guys have had a lot of phones :)

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#772400 1-Mar-2013 17:48

My first phone was a Nokia 5120,I remember it was on special for $155!!

Nokia 6680
Nokia 1110
Nokia X2-01
Nokia 6100
Nokia 8290
Nokia 5110
Nokia 3100
Nokia 7230
Nokia 3120 Classic
Nokia X3-02
Nokia X1-01
Nokia 1616
Nokia 1662
Nokia 6230i
Nokia 5140
Nokia 6610

Samsung 3210B
Samsung Galaxy Mini
Samsung E1080T

Sony Ericsson Zylo

Huawei Ascend Y200
Huawei U2800
Huawei U8652 Sonic
Huawei Vodafone 858 Smart
Huawei X3

HTC Trophy 7

LG Optimus One P500
LG KP170

Panasonic X60
Panasonic X200

Vodafone 246

Current Phones:

Sony Xperia U
Sony Live with Walkman
HTC Incredible S,(have two of them)
Huawei Ascend Y101
LG Optimus L7

I probably missed out heaps,but cant remember them all.

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#772418 1-Mar-2013 18:27

Well, let's see here:

Alcatel One Touch Max DB (Vodafone Prepaid, 2001ish)
Alcatel, some other model (Vodafone Prepaid, 2003ish)
Panasonic of some sort (Vodafone Prepaid, 2004ish)
Vodafone 715 (Vodafone Prepaid, 2006ish)
Nokia 6275i (Telecom Prepaid, 2008)
Sony Ericsson W705a (Telecom Plan, 2009)
Google/HTC Nexus One (Telecom Prepaid, 2010)
Apple iPhone 4S (Telecom Plan, 2011)

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#772426 1-Mar-2013 18:55

Great thread, can't recall all the models.

Motorola(brick)
Motorola Microtac
various motorola's
Nokia's too many to recall although 6275i was a good phone
Kyocera 7135
HTC Harrier, actually still have it, not sure if it works but if anyone wants it PM me (free of course)
HTC Falcon
HTC Apache
Okta Mondo
SGS I9000 (Captivate)
SGS 2
SGS 3

next, SGS4 or Note 2

Galaxy S10

Garmin Fenix 5

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#772429 1-Mar-2013 19:10

jeffnz: Great thread, can't recall all the models.

Motorola(brick)
Motorola Microtac
various motorola's
Nokia's too many to recall although 6275i was a good phone
Kyocera 7135
HTC Harrier, actually still have it, not sure if it works but if anyone wants it PM me (free of course)
HTC Falcon
HTC Apache
Okta Mondo
SGS I9000 (Captivate)
SGS 2
SGS 3

next, SGS4 or Note 2

oops should read thread title.
Brick, Micotac, most of the nokia's and the Kyocera were company phones.

Sorry

Galaxy S10

Garmin Fenix 5

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#772434 1-Mar-2013 19:42

Phones I have had since XT launched End of May 2009 in roughly chronological order (almost all work ones for various periods of time, ones I have owned will be indicated). Had some of them more than once, only in the list first time I had them though.

Sony Ericsson C510a
Samsung C5220
Nokia 6120c
Nokia E71
Samsung F480T
Nokia 6600 Slide
Samsung S8300T
HTC Touch Pro2
Sony Ericsson Vivaz U5a
Motorola Milestone
Nokia N85
LG 7Q
Sony Ericsson Satio U1a
Telecom R54
Samsung Galaxy S2
Nokia E72
Motorola Defy
Sony Ericsson W995a
Motorola Fire
HTC Sensation (Owned myself)
Samsung Galaxy S3
Nokia Asha 300 (Still own)
Nokia Lumia 800
Nokia Lumia 920
Nokia Lumia 710
iPhone 4S (Owned myself)
Samsung Galaxy Note II (Owned myself, current device)

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