baza31
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I have had most of phones in thread. I remember wedging a bit of paper on corner of the screen on my 8210 to make it work . I think I sold my 8850 for something crazy like £300
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Doug
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Love this thread!
My phone history went link this...
Siemens C25, which I bought mainly because it had a ringtone made by a famous DJ (tone 18)
Then after a month or two my Mum got a Nokia 5110 and I made her swap it with me as I wanted to play snake and be able to send the picture SMS messages (made up of brackets etc) with friends at school 
That phone got pimped. Flashing covers, flashing ariels and loads of custom operator logos. The best being the Nike tick 
Then after that I moved on to the chuck norris of phones, the Nokia 3310.
After this I can't remember what phone I had. I think I had a couple as I remember having a small Nokia as well as a larger one.
After my unknown period I got my first colour screen phone. In fact I was the first in my year to get a colour screen phone. The Sony Ericsson T68i:
I could go on but who cares about phones that are less than 10 years old?!
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pow
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I started with a trium mars, I had a nokia 6210 and 6310 from my dad's work, old phones. I also got a 7110 from dad's mate. Bought a SE T300 with the 640x480 clip on camera, also got given a T28 and a T68!
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Gary
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I had a c25, didn't have a clock on it iirc
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Tiger
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Nokia 2146 was a good phone, they were our engineers phone when I was with Orange, when they were still partially Hutchinson Telecom.
http://nokiamuseum.com/view.php?model=2146
[Edited on 04-01-2014 by Tiger]
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JonnyJ
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My first was the one on the left
Then my mum gave me this as she found it "too complicated"
Moved onto this next COLOUR SCREEN
After that it was a Sony Ericsson thing for about 5 years before finally getting a HTC and now a Nexus 4.
I miss the years of scrolling through BoltBlue, downloading operator logos and custom ringtones.
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kz
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Nokia
Nokia
Nokia
Nokia
Nokia
Samsung
Motorola
Sony Ericsson
Sony Ericsson
Sony Ericsson
Apple
Apple
Apple
Can't be arsed to think of model numbers now but that's my history. 8310 was the best  Motorola was the worst, never ever again!
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Aaron
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Cba to find pics, but I had in order
Some Phillips brick which had a sim card the same size as a regular credit/debut card
Nokia 402
Nokia 3210
Sony j5e
Sharp GX25
Sharp GX10i
Samsung U700
HTC Wildfire
Don't have a personal mobile phone these days
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recarouk
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Registered: 30th Sep 05
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had one of these back in the day
nokia 6810, nokia's were awesome back then
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Gary
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Remember this been the best phone I've ever owned.
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GB123
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quote:
Originally posted by recarouk
had one of these back in the day
nokia 6810, nokia's were awesome back then
Still got one of them somewhere
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pow
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I also had a Nokia N70 and E65 and then an E66. Nokias are awesome.
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Dom
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quote:
Originally posted by Gary
Remember this been the best phone I've ever owned.
http://funus.yolasite.com/resources/Nokia_6600.jpg?timestamp=1307030001605
Awesome phone, had one for about 2/3 years! Was a solid phone although the 'stalk' started playing up on mine so i got rid 
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Jambo
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My second favourite Nokias where the E75
And E90 of which I had two!
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Jambo
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This was my first phone
And how could I forget a phone I genuinely cosseted and had wifi back in 2007!
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Richie
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quote:
Originally posted by Gary
Remember this been the best phone I've ever owned.
I loved this phone so much.
My phone history went
Sagem 815
Ericsson A1018s Coca Cola edition
Nokia 3210
Nokia 3310
Mitsubishi Trium
Nokia 6310i (I still use this!)
Nokia 7110
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Ben G
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My nan still uses her 3210. She still thinks it's a good phone. bless her.
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random dav
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Had this first as everyone else has the Vodafone Sagem ones
Got this one at my parents house from the late 80's
[Edited on 04-01-2014 by random dav]
WRLFC !
Project cars
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LeeM
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i used to install motors in 3210's at school to give them vibrate function
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Balling
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quote:
Originally posted by Jambo
And how could I forget a phone I genuinely cosseted and had wifi back in 2007!
https://hdimages-raw.s3.amazonaws.com/nokian80-1356311244-3.jpg
No shit the iPhone was such a big hit when this was what Nokia were making at the time.
Talk about falling asleep at the wheel.
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Marc
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I've had so far -
3310
8210
7250
7610
Sony 810i
Sony K850i
Sony C905
iPhone 4
iPhone 5
Liked the 3310 but the screen kept crashing, 8210 was cool but was very basic. 7250 I thought was amazing having a camera! I got the 7610 as the 6600 was no longer available, my mate had one and I thought it was the business. 7610 was pretty bad and ran really slow with apps open. Moved on to the Sony's when Nokia went a bit backwards. 810 was good, K850 the touch screen along the top was hit and miss and the keys and were fiddly. Didn't particularly like the C905, nothing wrong with it but I hate flip/slide phones, no idea why I got it. Keys on that were difficult to press too. iPhone was good, until the home button started to go. iPhone 5 is good, but I press the home key really daintily in case the same happens.
Was so jealous of my mates Matrix phone. Two of them were constantly getting phone upgrades, I remember the 7650 my mate had and I thought it was amazeballs. Looks shit now! Wish I'd owned a 6600 too.
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A2H GO
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Probably the only person to own the most homosexual phone ever made 
[Edited on 04-01-2014 by A2H GO]
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Brett
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Don't think I've seen one of those before 
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Gavin
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This was my 1st phone, got it when I was in year 10 of secondary school
You couldn't text on it, I think I was with Orange and they hadn't enabled it at the time and must have had about 8 numbers saved in the phone box.
I got £20 credit with the phone, and must have still had £10 left when I upgraded it when I left school
I later had a Nokia 402 which was pimped up with chrome front and back covers/battery, a flashing see through antenna and a halogram on the screen
Got the 7560 during 1st year of uni, Bounce saved my life in lectures and remember bluetooth coming into play for the first time
I think the 6230 was a solid phone which I liked.
Now with a boring iphone lol
pew pew pew pewwwww
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evilrob
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quote:
Originally posted by Gavin
I had one of these - you could get Doom to run on it.
I bet no-one else had one of these:
Samsung N400 designed by Pininfarina - had a motorised aerial that went up and down automatically when you opened the flippy bit.
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