Sony Ericsson w810 -> iPhone 3g.
My First and last iPhone
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Sony Ericsson w810 -> iPhone 3g.
My First and last iPhone
Owned a whole bunch of Sony / Sony Ericsson phones for about a decade.
Last one before the Xperia for me was the Aino..... Loved that thing.
Is it weird you can still get them?
Nokia 6630
I don't member the exact model but I had an LG Voyager that i held onto for a long time... I did NOT want to give up my physical keyboard for the touchscreen keyboard so I held out as long as I could. If Samsung came out with a slide-out keyboard for smartphones I'd be on that shit right away.
I went back to a dumb phone. I don't regeret it for one minute.
Curious what do you have now?
An old Alcatel.
My first phone was a smartphone. But a smartphone version of the one in your picture would be awesome.
I've seen proof of concepts and Kickstarters.
Uncertain if they're good or just a nostalgic gimmick
This small form factor running Android would be very cool! Despite a small screen, it'd probably work well enough since you wouldn't have a software keyboard taking up 50% of the screen real estate. The e-ink keyboard is a good compromise of having dynamic changing keys but still have the tactile feedback.
Motorola V635i
Last non-android was a Nokia 95-4. Was still fairly smart though. In fact if I recall it had a lot more functionality than the iPhone 3g that my gf had at the same time.
Last non smart was probably the Nokia 7250.
Wow. I totally don't remember and now you're making me wish I did. It was a red flip phone, but I don't even know what company made it.
Moto enV 3 I think. Went from that to an HTC windows phone and then to a Moto Droid 1
Nokia 6100. It was awesome
i'll let you know...
when i get one. still using a flipper. i don't "need" the internet in my pocket, and i love going weeks between charges.
Motorola Q - sold as a smart phone, was in fact dumb. Before that, moto razr
A Siemens S55. After that I moved to a Treo 270, and stayed with Palm until Nokia gave me an N900
Nokia 2680 Slide.
I miss that thing. https://goo.gl/search/Nokia+2680+SLIDE+BLUE&hl=en Nokia 2680 SLIDE BLUE, Mobile phone
I had a predecessor of that (Samsung dual flip but no e ink buttons) that I lost while drunk. So I got the new iPhone 3g to replace it.https://www.clublexus.com/forums/attachments/general-classifieds/114261d1194963393-samsung-sch-u740-dual-flip-phone-verizon-ss1.jpg
I had this one shortly before that: https://forums.macrumors.com/proxy.php?image=http:%2F%2Fnews.cnet.com%2Fi%2Fne%2Fp%2F2005%2F042505samsung_phones.jpg&hash=72f2c8627e066462a633888642027e9f
I'm to young for. feature phones. although my first phone was a wonderful 2010 HTC desire brown a high-end phone in its heyday with 576mb of ram and a 3.7 touchscreen and like with most older android smartphones this had an user replaceable battery headphone jack and are easy to root...... They don't make erm like they use to
Some blackberry, but if that doesn’t count then it was I think the lg chocolate.
LG Voyager. Loved that phone!
Something like this, idk if it was this exact phone though. Only used it for a few months before getting an LG smartphone.
Alias 2 and I still have it packed away in a box.
Nokia c5-00 and I stil prefer it.
I think it was a 2nd-hand Nokia N-Gage someone gave me. Weird phone.
I think it was the Alias 2 or 3