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A crappy Samsung, cheapest in the market, as I might loose it, I can buy 20 by the price of a smartphone.
I've used the same ancient Nokia for literally a decade, and when it finally broke down or rather respectfully retired on me four months ago I decided to make the jump to one of those fancy sophisticated phones; the Google Nexus One. Loving it.
yup. Gimmie a break I'm bored as hell XD.
All I use a phone for is to phone people. So I have a shitty Nokia phone that resembles a brick which can be thrown at passers by and remain functional.
No I don't have a phone, PROTIP: Don't read 'The Cell' [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_%28novel%29] by Stephen King when you're in hospital on morphine....for some reason I still really don't want a phone. :< stupid subconcious
I have a nokia mobira cellular phone, its quite handy to be able to walk around while talking to people.
I fell on mine and cracked the screen half way through my contract =(NotAPie said:
found a replacement on ebay for $50 and replaced it myself.
but you're not wrong about it falling apart! all but one of the plastic clips are broken on the back case and the phone has nice 'creak' when i give it a good squeeze =p
I must say I miss the days of the nokia 1110i! it only had the simplest features (polyphonic FTW!) but it took the most brutal punishment. Dropped it from 2 stories, it smashed apart... put it back together and it still worked!
I have a really cool one where the keyboard can change between numbers and QWERTY if I push a button. There's a screen underneath the keys, so the keys actually change when I push a button.
Samsung Tocco Ultra, or Ultra Touch. It seems to have two names.
It does everything I could need it to and is pretty durable, so I'm happy.
Funny story: I had it repaired (it was on warranty) a couple of weeks ago because the screen was faulty. Two weeks afterwards my mum put it in the wash and it started sparking. My mum gave it to my dad to "fix", who bought a new one off of Ebay for £30 and pretended it wasn't new to my mum. So basically, my dad tricked my mum into thinking it was my old phone, my mum and my dad tried to trick me into thinking it was my phone (I saw through it straight away, after I hadn't seen it for a week, there were scratches that had gone, there were stickers on it that are put on new phones to protect them, and my Bluetooth name was 'Dan'.).
It does everything I could need it to and is pretty durable, so I'm happy.
Funny story: I had it repaired (it was on warranty) a couple of weeks ago because the screen was faulty. Two weeks afterwards my mum put it in the wash and it started sparking. My mum gave it to my dad to "fix", who bought a new one off of Ebay for £30 and pretended it wasn't new to my mum. So basically, my dad tricked my mum into thinking it was my old phone, my mum and my dad tried to trick me into thinking it was my phone (I saw through it straight away, after I hadn't seen it for a week, there were scratches that had gone, there were stickers on it that are put on new phones to protect them, and my Bluetooth name was 'Dan'.).
