Comments on: Tell all: List your phone history

By: lossweightdiets11

lossweightdiets11 — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 12:33:58 +0000

nokia E61i it's a great phone

By: venkat2009

venkat2009 — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 11:56:09 +0000

I am using the unlocked nokia n95 8gb mobile.

By: Tibor

Tibor — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 18:33:51 +0000

1. Siemens C45
2. Siemens C62
3. Siemens C62 .. yes, another one
4. Nokia 6600
5. Nokia 7610
6. HTC Kaiser

Six.. I feel young.

By: Bluetooth Mobile Phone Spy

Bluetooth Mobile Phone Spy — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 11:59:26 +0000

ohh man you have a quite long one, you used all those phones?

By: Dhruv

Dhruv — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 10:50:10 +0000

Wow, how often do you guys change your phones!! Ok here’s my list:
1 Alcatel something
2 Panasonic Gd (90 i think)
3 Nokia 3610
4 Nokia N gage QD
5 Nokia 6101
7 Nokia 5300
8 Noika E61i (current…was eyeing the iphone but dropped the idea)

By: Alison Barclay

Alison Barclay — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 12:35:46 +0000

OK, I’ll try here (not necessarily in the right order though)
1. Sony Mars Bar analogue version
2. Sony Mars Bar GSM version
3. Motorola Timeport P7389
4. Nokia 8890
5. Nokia 6110 (green)
6. Nokia 6210
7. Nokia 7120
8. Nokia 6600
9. Siemens S55 Limited Edition
10. Siemens SL55 Limited Edition
11. Siemens SX1 Limited Edition
12. Nokia 8910i
13. Samsung D500
14. Qtek S110
15 T-Mo MDAVario
16 Treo 650
17 iMate SP3i
18 QTek 8500
19 Treo 680 (current)
20 Samsung SGH i600 (current)
21 HTC Touch Dual (current)

I cannot imagine ever having a regular non-data enabled phone again.

By: chris

chris — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 17:08:56 +0000

LOL. What do you guys do? Use it once then throw it away? I’ve had 2 phones in 12 years. A motorola “amigo” and now a nokia 2610. Should get 10 years out of it if they don’t discontinue the service like they did with my motorola. I never even paid for the nokia. They sent it to me free after they ended the analog service. Along with the list of phones you should list how much money was spent / wasted on the latest ego booster. The phone manufacturers must love you guys. I know I do because I’ve invested the money I didn’t spend on phones in the telecommunications sector. Thanks

By: Ricky

Ricky — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 22:20:28 +0000

Just found this and feel compelled to answer:

1. Something Qualcomm on Sprint (all I remember is that the screen was angled towards the front of the phone and it had a jog dial on the side.
2. Nokia 61×0
3. Nokia 7160
4. Nokia 8260
5. Nokia 3360
6. Nokia 6340i
7. Nokia 3595
8. Nokia 6620
9. Motorola V180
10. Samsung X497
11. Innostream A11
12. Samsung P107
13. Nokia 3120
14. Nokia 3300
15. Nokia Ngage QD
16. Nokia 6682
17. Nokia N73
18. Nokia E62
19. Nokia 6133
20. Nokia 6126
21. Nokia N75
22. Nokia N80
23. Nokia N93
24. Nokia N95
25. Nokia N800
26. Samsung Blackjack
27. SMT-5600
28. Cingular 8125
29. LG-CU320

I think that’s it. I’m sure I left some out here and there, but that’s the most of them. Spot a pattern?

By: Mr and Mrs Mobile » Blog Archive » GSM is 20 years old; when did you make your first call?

Fri, 07 Sep 2007 14:06:29 +0000

[...] by Pat’s question, I also went and updated my Mobile Phone History. I’m now on 40 [...]

By: SMS Text News » Archives » GSM is 20 years old; when did you make your first call?

Fri, 07 Sep 2007 10:55:47 +0000

[...] by Pat’s question, I also went and updated my Mobile Phone History. I’m now on 40 [...]

By: Giles

Giles — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 13:26:57 +0000

Ewan, where is your Nokia 3210 in that list? EVERYONE had one!

Bosch 509e
Nokia 3210
Siemens something
Nokia 7250i
Samsung D500
Siemens SF65
Sony K800 Cybershot

I have a feeling I have missed some. I have broken enough phone to fill a land fill site.

By: K S KARTIK

K S KARTIK — Mon, 28 May 2007 04:10:46 +0000

Hereâ€™s my phone history:

1. NOKIA 3310
2. SOMETHING MOTOROLA
3. NOKIA 3400
4. NOKIA 2212
5. NOKIA N-GAGE QD
6. NOKIA 5300

iN FACT AT PRESENT I AM USING THE LAST THREE MODELS. WISHING TO BUY A IMATE K-JAM OR NOKIA N95

By: Adam

Adam — Sat, 28 Apr 2007 21:03:26 +0000

Here’s my list. Collating it brought back some memories, good and bad. Please forgive me if the order is a bit awry. I haven’t included phones that I bought for testing purposes and didn’t use on a day to day basis.

As you can see I’m pretty much a Nokia man through and through. I have lso desperately tried to make Windows Mobile work for me, I really, really wanted it to work but finally gave up and got a BlackBerry.

1. Nokia 101
2. Nokia 6110
3. Nokia 6120
4. Nokia 8110 (pure class for those ‘Matrix’ moments)
5. Nokia 7110 (ah the dawn of WAP)
6. Sony Ericsson T39
7. Nokia 6310 (best phone in the world ever)
8. Sony Ericsson T68i
9. Nokia 7650
10. Nokia 6210
11. Nokia 6230 (interspursed around the following)
12. Orange SPV Classic
13. Orange SPV E100
14. Motorola V500 (my one and only clamshell)
15. Sony Ericsson V800 (made one video call, once)
16. Vodafone 3G Data Card
17. O2 XDA
18. i-Mate Jas-Jar (that’s it, no more Windows Mobile devices)
19. Nokia 7250i (loan)
20. Sony Ericsson K800i (finally replaced the 6230)
21. Blackberry 8707v (shame I broke it)
22. Blackberry 7130v (loan)

I’m a phone manufacturers dream!

By: jesy

jesy — Fri, 13 Apr 2007 18:50:27 +0000

hi
can you tell me where can i find list of all providers sms country ?
thank you

By: Chandan

Chandan — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 19:01:22 +0000

I’m not on 28, but I can remember the entire list:

1) Phillips Savvy [Orange PAYG] (wow, texting!)
2) Motorola v50 [Orange PAYG] (street cred – made famous in Eastenders by Steve Owen aka Martin Kemp)
3) Siemens M35 [Orange PAYG] (Orange offerering free Orange World? nice)
4) Siemens C65 [Orange PAYG] (ooh, a camera, broke soon after, Siemens sent me an S65)
5) Siemens S65 [Orange PAYG] (Made famous by Johnny Allen aka Billy Murray in Eastenders, i’m noticing a theme!)
6) Sony Ericsson W810i [T-mobile Relax 35 Web 'n Walk] (Hello data)

I had that Phillips Savvy for years! It was embarassing! Never fell in love with the Motorola, looks nice, so hard to use! Loved the Siemens M35 but then after that, the next 2 Siemens phones were full of software problems. Sony Ericsson, no problems whatsoever. Easy to use, brilliant spec.

7? Next handset has simply got to be 3G if not HPSDA (is that the correct acronym?) After reading Ewans post “N95 – T-Mobile? Surely not!” then I’ve got my eyes on this, upgrade is in May. If this isn’t out by then, I’m quite interested in the Sony Ericsson W880, i’m intrigued, it seems to be 3G and slim. I’m definitely going to be sticking to my unlimited data plan!

By: Paul

Paul — Thu, 12 Oct 2006 09:06:27 +0000

this isn’t the entire list… these are just the ones that i have bought (i used to get a load of free phones from a friend who was a manager at CPW)

1980’s
1. Massive Brick sized 90210 style phone
2. Rabbit phone (possibly 90’s?)
1990’s
3. One2One Motorola c160 (Fantastic phone, who ever thought of having a battery pack that can be replaced with AA batteries!? Genius!)
4. Ericsson t28
5. 3x GA628 (One2One+Coca-Cola giveaway)
6. Bosch 909i (sexiest phone ever!)
2000’s
7. Bosch 909i replacement for broken phone
8. Nokia 3210
9. Sony Ericsson P800i
10. Sony Ericsson P900i
11. i-mate sp3 (stolen by some nasty git from MY house!)
12. Nokia 7710
13. Orange SPV C500 (to replace the i-mate)
14. Sony Ericsson K600i
15. Nokia 7360
16. Nokia N80-1

Soon to be purchased…
Motorola c975 (because it’s Â£4.99 in Superdrug on Three, and you get Â£30 credit! great for an emergency mobile)
T-Mobile Web’n'Walk Plus datacard

By: Dan Lane

Dan Lane — Wed, 11 Oct 2006 13:29:24 +0000

I honestly can’t recall my entire phone history!… at one point in 2004, my desk looked like this:

http://www.moblog.co.uk/view.php?id=11580

By: Mozzalee

Mozzalee — Wed, 11 Oct 2006 12:24:29 +0000

Brilliant thread, here’s mine from memory and a bit of searching support area on Nokia, MotoR & SE websites….

1. 1st phone, size of a house brick not sure of model
2. A Ford branded Motorola (not sure of model), had SMS though!!
3. Nokia, prob 3210 (ish)
4 Motorola C350
5. Nokia 8310 (…radio, wow)
6. T68 – colour, double wow
7. T68i – with external camera for Pict Message (albeit didn’t work)
8. Nokia 7650 – again Pict Messaging, integrated cam, v unstable platform
9. Motorola T720i – as used by Andy Hunter from East Enders , Java games though – MotoGP was ace
10. TM100 – Sharp offered by T-Mobile, good slide phone, but everyone hated it (except me)
11. P800 – ‘nuf said
12. Nokia 6820 – “normal phone” with Blackberry client, good for catching up on work emails, no attachments and had to scroll for days to read medium size mail!
12. Nokia 6230i
13. SE K608i – 3G
14 (well 13a), back to 6230i

Next purchase, likely to be Nokia 6233 as compatible with car kit and got all the bits with it

Happy with 14, but nowhere near 28 mind!

Mozzalee

By: Laurent VERMOT-GAUCHY

Laurent VERMOT-GAUCHY — Wed, 11 Oct 2006 10:44:39 +0000

Waooh huge list ….

1- BiBop (1996)
2- something Nokia with Bouygues tel (1997)
3- something Alcatel (1998)
4- something Panasonic (1999)
5- Ericsson R300 ? (one of the 1st smartphone) (2000-1)
6- ??? (2002-3)
7- Orange SPV (2004)
8- Orange SPV 200 (2005)
9- Orange SPV C500 (2006)

My next one will be Qtek 8310!

see u on Crickee

By: Dave G

Dave G — Wed, 11 Oct 2006 10:37:53 +0000

Nortel one2one phone (dont recall model)
Motorola One2one phone (again, dont recall model)
Nokia 3210
Sagem with cool blue backlight
Sony Eri P800
Nokia 8610
Nokia 6600
Nokia 7610

Dave
http://www.textbritain.com

By: Jonathan (digitaltoast)

Jonathan (digitaltoast) — Wed, 11 Oct 2006 00:49:23 +0000

OK, you win that contest!
Mine are (from 1997)
1 Motorola Graphite
2 Motorola Flare
3 Nokia 3210
4 Some massive, slow bronze Ericsson nightmare with a lumpy great aerial and bluetooth, that everyone was flogging of for about Â£20, or 1/20th of regular price, because it was SO SLOW! So bad, I can’t even remember the number.
5 Nokia 1100

No cameras, mp3 players or anything.
Just phones, to make phone calls with.