Telecom XT Motorola Milestone giveaway

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10 posts

Wannabe Geek

#405898 17-Nov-2010 14:04

This would be so so so much better than my $30 piece of junk samsung!

Itr0nic

94 posts

Master Geek

#406012 17-Nov-2010 18:16

Currently i have the Sanyo 8400 stuck on the old network , i did have a GR500 imported from over seas but it screwed up and im stuck with a xt sim card that has unlimited texts that i cant use :( , nothing good about my sanyo it just a simple phone i cant enjoy Apps or anything like that

ringbearer

114 posts

Master Geek

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#406046 17-Nov-2010 19:45

Nokia 3210c, tough as a brick, but doesn't do much more...

nitrotech

1285 posts

Uber Geek

#406081 17-Nov-2010 21:07

Can anyone help me? I can't find out where to put the sim card in my phone ......

We love AMPS

Seriously though, thank god for the small battery on the microtac it made it so much smaller.

I seem to remember a 12 hour recharge for a whole 8 hours on standby (on the large battery)

InvictusSum

18 posts

Geek

#406158 18-Nov-2010 08:13

So, back in the mists of time, I got a Nokia 'Blue Brick'

Well, either I bought it, or pulled it out of a stone and became king of England, it was THAT long ago.

See the wear on the buttons? Over the last couple years, the up key stopped working, which made navigating a pain. Then, worse, the hash key stopped, making predictive texting impossible. Lame.

Around me, everyone was getting awesome phones. I lost so much prestige that a coup was organised to remove me from the throne of England.

Now that I'm gainfully employed, I thought I could get a non-terrible phone. How wrong I was. Instead, I got a LG620f:

Looks nice, right? Well, in the three months I've owned it, I've sent it back to the store twice

- The first time, because it wouldn't recognise when you'd taken the headset out, so I had phone that couldn't make calls. There's probably a very pissed off taxi company phone operator somewhere who I called about 4 times before I figured this out.
- When I got it back, the keyboard was malfunctioning, so I had gained the ability to make calls, but lost the ability to text. Marvelous.

And even with those problems fixed, I still cannot figure out how to import playlists onto it, because it runs android 1.5 and there seem to be exactly no good media apps for it. Spectacular.

I'm still dreaming of a non-terrible phone - maybe it's a Milestone?

kre8uv

8 posts

Wannabe Geek

#406289 18-Nov-2010 15:17

One of my previous phones, Cant throw this out, I had to take out a $1500.00 loan for this one .

Would love a new Motorola again

Nickster

11 posts

Geek

#406338 18-Nov-2010 16:31

I have a boring old Telecom XT R100:

And I write android apps so getting my friends to test them is not ideal so having a phone that can run my apps and that I can also use for web browsing is great!

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hairy1

3332 posts

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#406340 18-Nov-2010 16:45

I am really trying to get my wife onto Android and this would be the perfect start.... If only I could prise the Nokia out of her hands... Maybe while she is sleeping..... Hmmmm....

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Therk

52 posts

Master Geek

#406400 18-Nov-2010 20:08

Have had a plum n95 since late 2008. A great phone for its time but is getting pretty old now, especially noticeable is the really short battery time - needs a charge every couple of days with barely any use.

Currently looking for good deals on touchscreen phones with android.

Delorean

653 posts

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#406416 18-Nov-2010 20:44

My first mobile was a Motorola MicroTAC, it was a brick compared to the current models, I have always liked Motorola, pity they didn't make any decent phones until now.

I have a Nokia at present! help me get away from the crap OS

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dontpanic42

1574 posts

Uber Geek

#406420 18-Nov-2010 20:59

Still rockin' a Nokia 1100. It still sorta works. It also has a flashlight.... wow!!
I think the '0/Space' key on it has broken my thumb!! I have to press the hell out of it for it to even respond. Makes for interesting 'non-spaced' txting. ;)

Please bring me into the modern age.
Thank you!!! :)

Alan3285

55 posts

Master Geek

#406465 18-Nov-2010 22:08

I have a Nokia 95 - it wipes the floor with IPhones up until recently. Nice to see they finally caught up with front facing cameras and copy / paste - only four years late to the party, but its aimed at 15 year old girls I suppose.

Would consider upgrading to Android now though....

Alan.

grolschie

911 posts

Ultimate Geek

#406482 18-Nov-2010 22:53

I have a Nokia 5320 Xpressmusic. It's nice for listening to music. I'd like to win a "geek" phone.

pinkydot

247 posts

Master Geek

#406537 19-Nov-2010 06:39

I have a Sony Ericsson K750i phone, it's been awhile now like 5 years ago since it release. Still using it. n lots of friends using XT Now.. so might be a good time to switch to XT if manage to won this lucky draw!

Have a Nice Day

cb1

336 posts

Ultimate Geek

#406555 19-Nov-2010 08:16

A very simple, but very reliable Nokia 1110i on 2degrees. Guess I should come into the 21st century and get a "smarter phone than a 7th grader". One day ....

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