Which cell phone?

By MulletRobZ
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  1. 1. Which cell phone?

    • Apple iPhone (including 3G)
      54
    • Blackberry
      8
    • LG
      16
    • Motorola
      15
    • Nokia
      46
    • Palm
      4
    • Samsung
      20
    • Sony Ericsson
      50
    • HTC
      25
    • Other
      7
    • Don't Have One
      3

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Well Right now I am using an iPhone 3G, after I sold my original iPhone almost a month ago. All I can say is that it is really the best phone I've ever had. There are still a few thing I wish it did like synching with Lotus Notes (I have to use that piece of garbage because of work). Before the iPhone, I had several Sony Ericsson phones (K790a, W810, K700, Z600) They were also very nice phones, if their current models have the same quiality, I also recommend them

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skiiper

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I'm using a Nokia N95 at the moment. Thinking about getting the Samsung Innov8 when it comes out.

I dont understand why the iPhone is so popular. Everyone is going over ape sh*t over the iPhone apps, but Symbian have that kind of a system set up years ago. iPhone was not the first mobile to have 3G, the camera is only 3MP, and wifi and GPS has also been on other phones for a long time now. Sure phone itself is cheap, but you have to stick with those special plans that are stupid expensive.

Can an iPhone owner please explain to me why you like it so much? (I'm not trying to be a dick, I just want to know if I'm missing something about the iPhone.)

Grand Master

Matrix XII

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Samsung is the most durable brand of phone I've ever had.

I've also owned

LG

RIM (Blackberry)

Sony Ericsson

HTC

Motorola

I broke every single one of them other than my 2 Samsung phones. They have been dropped on cement so many times and still work like new.

Currently I have the Samsung BlackJack II and I've been very happy with it, only bad thing is that it doesn't have wifi.

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