Cell Phones

[Tom]

Nah, the iPhone just makes you look like a pompous twat at the minute.

 

[Dipanjan]

OK
I have one more question?

Should I wait for the N96 or simply get this(Either N95 OR iPhone)?

 

[Zlatan]

I'm going to get this Nokia 6500 classic for a new cell phone.

What do you guys think? I think it's a nice and simple phone and I was in desperate need of a new one, as I've had my old phone for about 6 years now...

 

[theo]

looks ace man, what about the functions?

if it's got WLAN then


I'm thinking of getting this later this year:

 

[Back Door Skip]

Mah phone.

I like it a lot, but I've had my eye on the N96. Although it's probably not that useful if I can't use the tv on it.

 

[Filipower]

My baby

 

[4ndr3i]

nice phone
anyway, I've got this for six months now: Nokia 8800, but I must say I miss my old phone, a Sony Ericsson W810i.

 

[theo]

weird to see how things have evolved so much.

I've got this N8 in March or so and I'm loving it. the camera on it is awesome.

black ofc

 

[Pogba4Now]

Android > iPhone > Blackberry > Nokia :P

Just personal choice really. Nokia has got the best camera no denying.

Mine:

Samsung Galaxy S

 

[Jaboldinho]

2 cameras, bithces!

Has been good to me for the past 5 months.

 

[Filipower]

I love how the first post of the page is of my old phone, the one that got stolen in Algarve...

Meanwhile I had this:

But the battery has gone berserk. My next phone will probably be a 15/20€ piece of plastic as long as it lets me make calls and text. I'm quite done with pretty/flashy/techy phones.

 

[MaSsiVe]

keeps my calls and sms coming and going, and that's all I really need it to do.

 

[Zlatan]

Hehehe I still got this here Nokia 6500 classic:

Been considering switching to a smartphone, but so far have decided against it. Mostly because I'm still very satisfied with how my current phone is operating. It's reliable, light and it's battery lasts an eternity. But I must admit, I'm sometimes jealous of people being able to browse the internet from any place.

 

[Back Door Skip]

Less than a year ago this was a top-of-the-line phone, but now it's just middle of the road. I kinda like to have one of the better phones, but I can't complain with this one. I probably need to buy another battery for it and I'll be good for another year.

 

[Pogba4Now]

I love how the first post of the page is of my old phone, the one that got stolen in Algarve...

Meanwhile I had this:

But the battery has gone berserk. My next phone will probably be a 15/20€ piece of plastic as long as it lets me make calls and text. I'm quite done with pretty/flashy/techy phones.

This "phone" looks more like a digital camera than a cellphone. haha

 

[Filipower]

Aye but it takes fantastic pics, and the touch screen interface is pretty good

 

[SAM32]

mine: samsung champ

nice to hold in hand

 

[farmboy]

I picked up an LG Quantum earlier this summer. TBH I would have preferred an Android phone, but AT&T doesn't have too many options with QWERTY keyboards, and the only android one that did felt super chintzy while the Quantum is notably sturdy in it's design. Anyway, Win Phone 7 is doing some interesting things and a lot of the areas it's lacking will be addressed with the soon-to-be-released Mango update, so I'm generally happy with my purchase.

 

[ShiftyPowers]

Yeah, I can't do the digital keyboard either. My phone is a piece of **** for anything on the internet, but that QWERTY keyboard is amazing for texting.

 

[Pogba4Now]

Windows Phone 7 is a good choice TBH. The only thing is that it is still a relatively new OS so lacks lots of applications. Give Windows a few years and it will be as good as Android or iOS.