My first phone too (Phillips C12) ... Which I think was pretty much the same as the Savvy

And like Clock'd I followed that up with the Sony J12... Not to forget it was the first phone with 5 shades of grey on screen!

Quote from: Rivkid on August 16, 2011, 13:59:45 PM
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3210 ftw. Happy days of crappy computer fair custom covers 

my first phone was a siemens c10 on vodafone payt

Quote from: Clock'd 0Ne on August 16, 2011, 16:39:49 PM
Have you noticed how phones have gone from being ugly bricks, to sleek and cool (e.g. the Nokia 'Matrix' phone) right back to being ugly bricks again, but now with huge touchscreens. I think the days of a phone being admired in the same way are long gone. Now for the posers its all about how many features a phone has or how big said screen is. Any guesses where the market will be in another 10 years time?

10 years? entirely on your wrist. Brick wise, god yes, went small, to go big again the same was done with battery life went great, then back to crap, the sweet spot for me is the nokia 6510

if they did one the same size with a small colour screen and decent camera I'd be all over it, gorgeous phone (I still have one )

Best phone ever made?

6310

Quote from: XEntity on August 16, 2011, 20:07:52 PM
My first phone too (Phillips C12) ... Which I think was pretty much the same as the Savvy

And like Clock'd I followed that up with the Sony J12... Not to forget it was the first phone with 5 shades of grey on screen!

Quote from: Rivkid on August 16, 2011, 13:59:45 PM
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I had one of those too, quite indestructible and only needed charging about once in 2 weeks. One sad day it slipped out of my pocket while I was in a lecture and I never saw it again. Never since have I owned a phone I felt so little need to replace.

1st phone:


Best phone:

my best phone:

Mine was something like this I think:

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my best phone:
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I second that

I still have it.