What was your first smartphone?

[AJerman]

HTC Mogul PPC-6800

[techbeck]

First Pic.....Nextel Windows Mobile phone.  Not the exact model but very close.   This wasnt a personal phone tho and was used for work. 

Second Pic.....My first personal phone was the G1 Android phone.

[xpablo]

Blackberry Curve 8330, with No WiFi. :wacko:

 

Had it for 2 years.

 

I switched to Samsung Galaxy S3 Android after that.

[+Fahim S. MVC]

Orange SPV aka HTC Canary back in 2002.  I think besides a period with a Sony Ericsson T630 (or actually a pair of them) I have rocked smartphones since the Canary.

[LittleNeutrino Veteran]

T-Mobile SideKick 3

[+Fahim S. MVC]

Hello,

I am not sure if it counts as a "smartphone," but I had a Motorola StarTAC with an adapter for a Franklin REX 5000 PCMCIA-card PDA.  The device had to be plugged into a PC though, to get any meaningful amount of data out of it.  This would have been in the mid-1990s.

 

I also had a Palm Vx with a OmniSky Minstrel V cellular cradle.  This wasn't a smart phone, per se, but it allowed me to browse the web via PQA applets like AvantGo at a blazing 19.2Kbps over AT&T's CDPD network.  I had this device through the mid-to-late 1990s.

 

Probably the first smartphone I owned that qualified for the name was the Motorola MPx200, which ran Windows Mobile for Smartphones.  This would have been 2002-2003

 

Regards,

 

Aryeh Goretsky

 

Wow... AvantGo... not heard that in a long time! Used to have that running on my HP iPaq

[manifesto]

Nokia N72.

 

[DConnell Member]

A Palm . . . Centro I think it was. Non-touch screen and a keyboard. My first "proper" smartphone was the Xperia X10.

[Jan Veteran]

 

 

iPhone 3G, then I jumped ship to Android in 2012 with the HTC One X and i'm now moving to the Nexus 5.

[neo158]

For me it was:

 

Samsung Omnia i900 (Windows Mobile 6.1)

HTC Desire (Android 2.0 - 2.3)

Samsung Galaxy Nexus (Android 4.0 - 4.3)

HTC HD7 (Windows Phone 7 - 7.8)

Samsung ATIV S (Windows Phone 8)

 

Prior to these I used a variety of PDAs:

 

Psion Series 3 (SIBO)

Psion Revo Plus (EPOC 32 Release 6)

Compaq iPAQ h3750 (PPC2002 Premium)

HP Mobile Media Companion rx3715 (Windows Mobile 2003 SE)

[Decebalvs Rex]

This was my first TRUE smartphone ( excluding Symbian wich many people had at the time).

Orange SPV C500 ( HTC Typhoon)

Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 SE Smartphone

It was great, especially when I was going to upgrade its OS.

 

I still remember that holding the volume key and back should restore the OS. I virused it and sent it back to my carrier , had to wait 2 months to get it back. I was a child but I was listeing songs in WMP!

2005 I think.

[Lord Nite]

ZTE Warp through iWireless (Kroger).  I bought it last year because it was the first Android phone they offered at the time.

 

[qdave]

iPhone 2g. Good old thing. Still partly works since 2008!

[metallithrax]

Not sure if it is classed as a smartphone, but LG Viewty Smile.  If not that then my current phone Xperia U.

[The Evil Overlord]

Nokia 9000 Communicator

Nokia 9110 Communicator

Nokia 6630

After the N95 they all became touchscreens

Current SGS3

[raider360]

Nokia E66. Still love this design  :D

[simonlang]

a nokia 6610 in 2003.

 

it was very good, also better than the next 2 phones i got.

[Jeston Veteran]

I think a lot people don't really understand the difference between a feature phone and a smart phone.

[Setnom]

Samsung G810. I really liked this phone.

 

[metallithrax]

I think a lot people don't really understand the difference between a feature phone and a smart phone.

I also think a lot of people don't know the difference between "1st" and "all" :D

[Jeston Veteran]

I also think a lot of people don't know the difference between "1st" and "all" :D

Yep, that too :rofl:

[simonlang]

I think a lot people don't really understand the difference between a feature phone and a smart phone.

 

i actually do, i just adopted to the majority of people naming any phone device a smartphone. now i see i did a mistake here. damnit :angry: :angry: :angry:

 

so then again, 2nd try.

iphone 3g in 2009.

[Jeston Veteran]

i actually do, i just adopted to the majority of people naming any phone device a smartphone. now i see i did a mistake here. damnit :angry: :angry: :angry:

 

so then again, 2nd try.

iphone 3g in 2009.

Better :P

[BoondockSaint]

Motorola A925 in 2003. Built in AGPS & video calls were so amazing  :D

 

[Haggis Veteran]

HTC Hero