what type and brad of phone do you use?

i have a nokia E63

I also have a Nokia E63.

Sony Ericsson W700i. I've had it since the end of 2006. So far, had no reason to change

I have an Apple iPhone 3G Black

Telstra branded Samsung AGH-561 I think it is.
Came with the plan. Already been back for warranty repairs.

I have a phone made of solid gold, which has unlimited calls to local, national, international, mobile and international mobile numbers. It has unlimited internet and the screen is made from a flat sheet of a diamond. It has GPS, wi-fi and runs on Windows 7. It has 2GB RAM and has a 3.4GHz quad core intel i7.

Really, I have a Sony Ericsson W910i. At the slightest knock it turns off, and the face is starting to fall off. Luckily, my contract expires in May.

I had a Nokia 3310 for quite a few years.It has been a very good phone,was easy to operate.Finally had to pension it off when it kept losing it's signal and draining the battery all the time. I now have Nokia 3120 classic.Good phone easy to operate.

I have a Nokia E63-3 (they stuffed up and gave me the wrong variant at the phone place, they gave me the one which is 850MHz\2100MHz, so it does Telstra 3G in the Mount but not Optus, go to Adelaide and I'm on Optus 3G). It's had a few drops and will no doubt die if it gets a couple more, at which point I guess I'll have to find a replacement for it.

Barely 8 months into a contract as well... :\

Apple iPhone 3Gs black 16GB.

Nokia N97, I could not bear the iPhone (1st Gen) any longer, oh the agony of constant failing.

Nokia E75 - Not a bad phone really.

Samsung Ultra-Touch... My second in 8 months. I learned they are not resistant to anything; 1 drip of water, falling off a table, being sat on, sitting in the sun or throwing it at the ground in rage will break it. However while they are running, with both the touch screen and slide out keypad, it's a really really good and highly functional phone.

Daz.

AEC Decker has a 16gb Samsung i8910 HD touch phone.
A high end mobile phone that has everything except a decent user manual (online or printed) to tell you how to use any of its' advanced features.
You learn by trial and error and practice.

I have a Nokia 6303 classic.

It has all the features I need (makes calls, sms, mms, 3.2mp camera & internet) and in the six months I have had it, it has been flawless. The software can be a little slow sometimes jumping between menus but I have learnt the art of patience which has eliminated this problem.

The whole package was great at $249 - came with 2gb micro SD card, usb cable and Dick Smith threw in a free car charger as well.

Still going with my 8GB iPhone 3G from nearly 18 months ago - still going strong although I really should have gone for a 16GB first up (getting sick of having to choose which tracks to load up and which to leave on the PC). Contract's up at the end of July - unless Apple pulls out a serious upgrade for the next iPhone (higher resolution being key), I might go for the HTC HD2.

Alex on the Bus wrote:Still going with my 8GB iPhone 3G from nearly 18 months ago - still going strong although I really should have gone for a 16GB first up (getting sick of having to choose which tracks to load up and which to leave on the PC). Contract's up at the end of July - unless Apple pulls out a serious upgrade for the next iPhone (higher resolution being key), I might go for the HTC HD2.

I've read good things about the HTC HD2. The only bad thing that everyone seems to agree on is that it's Windows Mobile, although HTC have saved it from being horrible with all their enhancements.

If I could afford one, I would buy one: cheapest Australian stock I have found is $949.

Going to HK, if anyone except customs officers or taxmen want anything (esp. phones except apple), give me a hoi...

Daz.

Samsung F480i.
I've had it for 2 months (almost) and I've already scratched the hell out of the screen
Stupid jeans...

Thanks,
Mitch [;

Mitch wrote:I've had it for 2 months (almost) and I've already scratched the hell out of the screen
Stupid jeans...

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Nokia 5800 XpressMusic

Alex on the Bus wrote:

Mitch wrote:I've had it for 2 months (almost) and I've already scratched the hell out of the screen
Stupid jeans...

[Comment re spray-on jeans, stripey t-shirts, angular haircuts and ****ing Short Stack DELETED]

Uhm,
I wear jeans that are existant, thanks.

Stripey T-shirts?
Yeah I'll admit to that.

Angular haircut?
No, its just the way it goes over the period of the day.

And Short Stack?
They don't even deserve a reply, thats how bad they suck.

Thanks,
Mitch [;

Nokia 2630

i have a Motorola Hiptop nothing can destroy it spilling motor oil on it only made the screen go black putting sandpaper in my pocket with it just scratched the screen i have tried everything and nothing so i say its a good phone apart from when i get the bill

B7RLE wrote:i have a Motorola Hiptop nothing can destroy it spilling motor oil on it only made the screen go black putting sandpaper in my pocket with it just scratched the screen i have tried everything and nothing so i say its a good phone apart from when i get the bill

Meh, dont trust Telstra with their bills :L.

I used to have a hiptop, I threw it against a wall..

Thanks,
Mitch [;

Mitch wrote:I used to have a hiptop, I threw it against a wall..

I presume it didn't last after that...