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What Was Your Very First Cellphone?

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#91 Ambroos

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Posted 06 December 2012 - 01:46

Siemens A52
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Love that keyboard.

My mom had one of those. She still misses the ringtone she had back then.


#92 vetsanctified

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Posted 06 December 2012 - 02:04

Hah. I hope you do know the Xperia S has had the update to Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4) available since june now :p and Jelly Bean is imminent.


Not in mexico dude. You cant trust telcel (the biggest mexican provider, and biggest mexican monopoly too)

#93 Ambroos

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Posted 06 December 2012 - 02:10

Not in mexico dude. You cant trust telcel (the biggest mexican provider, and biggest mexican monopoly too)

If the network is regular GSM you can flash the Xperia's to European firmware without data loss, warranty loss or any issues ;) but the One X is really good and still faster than the S.

#94 +DARKFiB3R

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Posted 06 December 2012 - 02:20

Believe me, this was a looker back in it time.

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I think it still is.

#95 vetsanctified

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Posted 06 December 2012 - 02:37

I think it still is.


Too bad the antenna was crap.

#96 Shadrack

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Posted 06 December 2012 - 02:39

I wish I could find an image of it. I probably still have it around here somewhere if I didn't throw it away.

It was a Verizon Wireless LG flip phone back in 2005. I can't find the model number anywhere. Wish I could find a picture but I'm all Google-foo'd out. I can't remember if the phone had a camer but I don't think it did...maybe. I know it didn't have a screen on the front for time/text messages.

When searching for the model number I found some old Verizon bills in my email. $55/month for a very basic 450min and I think 200txt plan. Glad to know that my bill is substantially less, and my plan substantially better with StraightTalk today.

Kids these days... I went through all of college and graduated without owning a cell phone. Now it is like the majority of middle schoolers have them.

#97 spy beef

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Posted 06 December 2012 - 02:40

Lumia 920

#98 Max Norris

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Posted 06 December 2012 - 03:49

One of the old Motorola flip phones.

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#99 LUTZIFER

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Posted 06 December 2012 - 04:15

I wish I could find an image of it. I probably still have it around here somewhere if I didn't throw it away.

It was a Verizon Wireless LG flip phone back in 2005. I can't find the model number anywhere. Wish I could find a picture but I'm all Google-foo'd out. I can't remember if the phone had a camer but I don't think it did...maybe. I know it didn't have a screen on the front for time/text messages.

When searching for the model number I found some old Verizon bills in my email. $55/month for a very basic 450min and I think 200txt plan. Glad to know that my bill is substantially less, and my plan substantially better with StraightTalk today.

Kids these days... I went through all of college and graduated without owning a cell phone. Now it is like the majority of middle schoolers have them.

Yeah, well a long time ago you basically had to be rich, well have a damn good job just to be able to buy one, let alone pay for time.
Nowadays a young kid can go to pretty much any store and buy a pretty good cellphone on what they'd earn a night babysitting or some other odd job, and even buy time with their allowances, etc. etc.

#100 The Dark Knight

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Posted 06 December 2012 - 04:16

Nokia 3310. Still have it. And it still works! :)

#101 +ngc891

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Posted 06 December 2012 - 23:55

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Ericsson T10 on the one2one network in the UK, I was one of the last in my circle of friends to get a mobile in around 1999-2000, before that I had a pager and used payphones!

Oh, the horror!

#102 Arceles

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Posted 07 December 2012 - 00:03

Not in mexico dude. You cant trust telcel (the biggest mexican provider, and biggest mexican monopoly too)


Yes you can, my friend did just that and it rocks, highly recommended.

#103 medhunter

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Posted 07 December 2012 - 21:48

1999 or 2000
Alcatel Onetouch Easy
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then Ericsson T18------>
Nokia 8110--->
HTC Jamin (Win mobile)--->
Posted ImageAlcatel Onetouch s320 Flip phone(Liked it so much,so small)--->
LG Cookie: KP500--->
Samsung duos simple phone---->
Sony Xperia Sola

#104 LaP

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Posted 07 December 2012 - 21:52

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#105 Charisma

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Posted 07 December 2012 - 21:54

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Ha! Nice. The original "mobile" phone :D



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