What phone do you own?

[Jabberwocky]

A vintage samsung flip phone from cricket.
yep.

 

[BRN]

Flip phones... man, I remember when the Motorola Razr V3 was 'the thing'.

 

[CaptainCool]

Flip phones... man, I remember when the Motorola Razr V3 was 'the thing'.

I never got why so many people bought that thing. I always thought it's a massive POS

 

[Kalmor]

Nokia Lumina 820

 

[DrDingo]

I've got an iPhone 4. I'm wondering whether it's worth swapping to android. Nothing too useful has been done with the new iPhones since Steve Jobs died. They just made what I have a bit taller and gave it a fingerprint scanner.

 

[Ikrit]

Droid razor M, it's basically a smaller version of the regular droid razor

 

[Aggybyte]

Woe is me. 3G AT&T Pantech #justupgrademyphone

 

[Percy]

iPhone 4S.

I suppose it does what it needs to do.

 

[Kitsune Cross]

nokia lumia 620. I like it, the battery last and won't break easy

 

[Wrobel]

4 years ago?

I can't remember exactly, it was somewhere back there when ATT was doing that discount when the 4's started coming out.

 

[Ji-Ji]

nokia lumia 620. I like it, the battery last and won't break easy

Luckily the lumia is windows. The last three smartphones I had with Nokia (N gage, N73 and N8 ) lasted me ten years through hardware, but I was formatting a lot, symbian had so many flaws.

 

[Jags]

A Galaxy S3. Not the nicest phone I have ever owned, my old iPhone 4 was much nicer. Unfortunately it was also very broken after 2 years of constant use

 

[Batty Krueger]

Flip phones... man, I remember when the Motorola Razr V3 was 'the thing'.

That was my first phone lol. It was the phone to have, people still use em to this day.
http://imageshack.us/a/img34/6149/dv9r.jpg

 

[Jags]

Flip phones... man, I remember when the Motorola Razr V3 was 'the thing'.

Does anybody else remember the adverts for this phone during ad breaks for James Bond films on ITV?

 

[TobyDingo]

I have some sort of old Nokia. It receives and makes calls. It sends and receives texts. It has a built in torch on the top. It has a calculator. It has an alarm clock. What more could you possibly want from a phone.

 

[AlexInsane]

I have some sort of old Nokia. It receives and makes calls. It sends and receives texts. It has a built in torch on the top. It has a calculator. It has an alarm clock. What more could you possibly want from a phone.

THE ABILITY TO LOOK AT HIGH QUALITY PENIS JPG FILES ON DEMAND.

 

[good_shepherd]

Flip phones... man, I remember when the Motorola Razr V3 was 'the thing'.

Mine will be six in November.

 

[BRN]

That was my first phone lol. It was the phone to have, people still use em to this day.
http://imageshack.us/a/img34/6149/dv9r.jpg

Zubat \:3/

Haha, shit, I'm fairly sure we have one at home too... somewhere!

 

[PsychicOtter]

Some lame LG that doesn't really do anything.

 

[Wither]

Samsung Galaxy s4 Active.
Fuck IOS.

 

[Red Savarin]

A vintage samsung flip phone from cricket.
yep.

Thank you for reminding me that I'm the only Mexican on the planet that doesn't have Cricket. Or as they call it, Crrrrrreek-eht.

 

[M. LeRenard]

I have a TracFone. It makes phone calls. I think it may be able to sometimes connect to the internet, but I've never used that function.

 

[Kitsune Cross]

I have some sort of old Nokia. It receives and makes calls. It sends and receives texts. It has a built in torch on the top. It has a calculator. It has an alarm clock. What more could you possibly want from a phone.

Whatsup, free mensages ftw



Having internet everywhere is pretty cool also, but not necesary

 

[Dire Newt]

Samsung Gusto 2.

It sucks.

 

[Willow]

Sony Xperia TL. Nice phone and all but the battery life on it is terrible. It only takes about an hour to charge from around 50% to 100%.

Flip phones... man, I remember when the Motorola Razr V3 was 'the thing'.

That was my first phone. It was also the only phone I've ever broken. A week or so before I was due for an upgrade I dropped it and I guess broke something inside the battery case because it wouldn't charge anymore. I think I still have it somewhere in my room.

I never got why so many people bought that thing. I always thought it's a massive POS

I think the main draw was the fact that the Razr was so thin and most phones weren't. Even the touch screen phones weren't that thin.