Some kind of Samsung thing. I'm not really sure. I don't need anything fancy, nor do I see a point in spending hundreds on a freaking phone anyway.
Hey, awesome, I thought I was going to be the only one on this forum. I am pretty impressed with it. Not pricey and does all the things I could want it to do.C95J said:HTC Wildfire, although I would like a new phone really.
I was like this before Apple ****** me.rmb1983 said:I'd wanted an iPhone since they first hit the market
Fair enough. To each their own, right?SinorKirby said:Droid X. It gets a bit slow at times, but I think I have a habit of pushing things beyond their capabilities...
I was like this before Apple ****** me.rmb1983 said:I'd wanted an iPhone since they first hit the market
Xperia Play looks awesome, I would want one still if not for the fact that I own a 3DS now.rmb1983 said:Although, I will admit I've been particularly interested in some of Sony's recent phones
Friend of mine just picked one up, replaced his XPeria X10 with it (had an iPhone 3G, beforehand). He likes it, but suggests that it's not really that great a buy until the bigger features it's promoting start fleshing out a bit (especially as far as games are concerned).SinorKirby said:Xperia Play looks awesome, I would want one still if not for the fact that I own a 3DS now.rmb1983 said:Although, I will admit I've been particularly interested in some of Sony's recent phones
No way!!!! You, good sir, are awesome. It's refreshing to see some people still treasure those older phones, in a way.scrambledeggs said:I have a Nokia from 1998, this is a picture of it here:
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It's my backup phone for when my new phones that die in, like you said, 2 to three years, do eventually die. I love it to bits because I get back into snake 1 every time I revive it. It has braved 3 trips into the pool.