Favorite Phone Manufacturer?

[Ji@nBing]

Just curious what everyone likes here. Seem to be a lot of people into Moto here, which surprises me because they tend to have a lot of problems. I have a friend that works for tech support at AT&T wireless and he says almost all his calls are about Moto. My vote goes for Nokia. They've never let me down.

[ventrox]

nokia all the way

they are very user-friendly

easy to use

very resistant

[adrianarrakis]

nokia forever :)

[Colin-uk Veteran]

Sony Ericsson (Y)

[cbpn0y]

Nokia, I have the 7610, terrific phone, but I think I like the N90 a lot better.

N90

[m0fo]

how could u forget samsung.. they have the best flip-phones (in canada at least)

[Ji@nBing]

haha. yeah, i know i would forget something. maybe a mod can add it ;)

[RaccoonSalsa]

I voted for Sony Ericsson, never let me down, although nokia didn't either i just prefer Sony Ericsson.

[Glorious]

Nokia.

From the simple, easy 3510i to the keyboard of the 6820/6822 to the supersmartphone 6680. Nokia Rocks all the way home.

Motorola can just flip on that one. :rofl:

[jymi]

nokia for their ease of use for me. but i gota admit other manufacturers have got phones which eclipses anything from nokia

[+Nik Louch Subscriber²]

2 years ago, I would have said Nokia all the way. But since then I ended up with a string of Sony Ericssons...

What I found (while stil comparing Nokias - my mates have em): Nokia seem to have gone down the image route, whereas SE seem to have concentrated on good, usable phones.

[Tai]

Sony Ericsson :D :D lookin forward to the W800 too :):)

[HilariousNinja]

Sharp :D Then probably Motorola

[qdave]

i like nokia most...they have coolest looking phones.

[fuzzy_logic]

Nokia. A lot of phones nowadays are bloated with useless features and Nokia phones are the most functional ones.

[Qasim]

Nokia forever, easy menu system and by far the most reliable :)

[kombolcha]

Motorola for life.

siemens shouldn't even be a choice :x

[metallithrax]

whichever is the cheapest at the time I am buying

[AmpCoder]

Motorola for me. I've had too many problems in the past with Nokia phones, plus Motorola phones are really cool.

[mrp04]

i like the motorolas! They look very cool, and I just prefer them more. I have a v300 and a SE t610, I would use the v300 if it had bluetooth, but it doesnt :(. The build quality i just soo much better too

[-hurley18]

Motorola for me.  I've had too many problems in the past with Nokia phones, plus Motorola phones are really cool.

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same here

[+Random Stranger Subscriber¹]

its really a tie. i owed nokia, se and moto. and even though my current phone is a moto and i like it a lot,

i would still say ericssons are the best. or is it nokia... not sure. menus are the best on nokia. se phonebook is not the greatest, though better then motorolas.

nokia phones are simple are intuitive. if they did not make so many misses and useless phones and only make the best selling models and top of the line stuff, they would win.

ericsson are great for compatibility, the charger and cables from my old model worked with all the new once. nokia likes to change connectivity options from phone to phone :(

[Joel]

Title edited for spelling and spelling fixed in poll

Motorola.

[kylejn]

I voted Motorola just because, overall, they've been pretty good. I've owned four cell phones in my life:

NTT DoCoMo phone (8/01 - 7/02) - LOVED this phone. I forget what model number it was, but it was great. Had all these things that, at the time, were so far ahead of American phones that it was amazing. i-Mode web browsing, polyphonic ring tones, colors, wallpapers; hell, the phone came pre-loaded with DDR!

Motorola 120t (8/02 - 8/03) - This phone was a huge step down from my Japanese cell phone, but since my DoCoMo phone was tied to Japanese networks, I couldn't use it here in the States. So, I had this one for a year. Pretty basic phone, one of the last ones to come out on Cingular's TDMA networks. Text messaging was nice, and it was stable as all hell, so overall, it was good.

Motorola T720 (8/03 - 1/04, 1/04 - 5/04, 5/04 - 5/05) - Biggest piece of s*** I've ever used. Started crashing in January 2004, so I went in and got it replaced. Then the replacement started crashing, so I got that one replaced in May 2004. Then that one started crashing around September 2004, but when I went to get that one replaced, they said that since it'd already been a year since I bought it that they couldn't replace it anymore. After using this phone, I vowed to never use a Motorola phone again, until...

Motorola V635 (5/05 - current) - AMAZING. I was worried since it was, in fact, a Motorola phone, but I'd heard so many good things about it that I decided to give it a shot, and I have not been disappointed. This is the single greatest phone I've ever used in my life. It has everything I could want in a phone, and despite me putting it through its paces, it's remained solid throughout it all. I'll be using this phone for a while.

[Nighthawk-F117]

I've had various Nokia's - 3210, 3310, 3510i, 8310. I've had a Sony Ericsson P800. But my fav phone so far is this: HTC Typhoon/Audiovox SMT5600 or if you're in the UK it's an Orange SPV C500. http://www.audiovox.com/webapp/wcs/stores/...13758&langId=-1

http://shop.orange.co.uk/shop/show/handset...spv_c500/detail

I probably like it for the sole reason that it has Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition for Smartphone on it. It's great, better than any Nokia and perfect integration with Microsoft Outlook.