[elfabio80]

Motorola Omni or Maxi. It seemed like one of those big TV remote controllers. It was my first phone.
Then I had a small but pretty good Panasonic. It lasted me 3 years.
Then I joined the Nokia party: E 51 and then E71.
In summer 2010 I purchased my first BlackBerry : 9700; I used it for 3 years.
Then my favourite all the times....bb 9790. I gave a try also to Motorola Defy, and another android crap from Sony Ericsson.
Then Z10, Q10, Leap, Passport. Now I am using sometimes Huawei Nova, sometimes Leap or Passport.
I had also briefly a Lumia 640, and a 650. Pretty nice phones, I Ike Win10M.

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[Zebra 99]

Start from GSM times,

Nokia 2110 and 8110,
Nokia 6110
Nokia 6210
Nokia 6310
Nokia E71
Nokia E72,

Then start BlackBerry 9780....


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[kbz1960]

Some flip phone

[brookie229]

Palm Pixi Plus. Still works!

[tiaglog]

I've I've blackberries, Windows phone and ios. I love my z30 and will be my last BlackBerry. I'm not going to use Android. Next phone will be an iPhone, but my z30 will be with me at least for more 2 years, I believe.

[madh263362]

Sony, nokia, micromaxx222, micromaxx333, Sony xperia u, BlackBerry Z3, Z30,Q10, Z10

Z30STA100-2/10.3.3.2205

[BBRYQ10]

2000 Motorola Startac Timeport
2003 LG ?
2004 Motorola V60
2005 Motorola Razor
2006 BlackBerry 8700?
2008 BlackBerry Curve
2010 Apple iPhone 4
2013 BlackBerry Q10
2014 BlackBerry Passport
2016 Apple iPhone 7

I still use my Passport as a tablet and email device. BlackBerry is still the best at email management.

[southlander]

Some kind of flip phone. LG I think.

[tegar ramadhanu kariadinata]

Nokia E90 and nokia comunicator series.
ericsson and sony ericson
samsung
iphone
siemens
benQ
etc

[littlebuff]

My first exposure to a mobile phone was a brick with antenna back in 1993, only for a very short time. Couldn't remember what it was. It belonged to the shop where I did a part time job.
Then I resisted mobile phone until late 2000 where a Motorola T90i was shoved into my hand and I got robbed at the same time. Before that, I had a few hundreds phone numbers in my head. Since that Motorola, the brain area for phone number had shrunk to a tiny bit.
After that was an old flip Samsung for a short while till the Motorola RAZ came around. Then I got my first Bold in 2008 or 2009, and stuck with Blackberry since.

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[EFats]

Mostly a string of Sony Ericsson devices, which I really liked. Excellent performance and reliability. Then it all went downhill when I got one running Windows 6.1, great hardware but Windows really, really sucked.
Switching carriers forced another change, because I so liked Symbian UIQ on the Sony's, I got a Nokia, not realising S40 is quite different. This ranked amongst the most frustrating phones I've ever owned along with the Windows one.
That's when I got a PlayBook, which led me to a Curve 9360.... and the addiction has only got worse :-)

[adutchuser]

Nokia E7 : nice phone and usable to write proper documents. But the micro USB port was poorly soldered on and kept breaking off.

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[Gazzathered_1962]

I have had a fair few phones too. I think the following is a correct running order...
Philips BT Cellnet
Motorola M2328
Ericsson T10
Nokia 3310
Samsung T100
Motorola A835
Nokia N70
Nokia N80
Nokia 6600
Skypephone 1&2
INQ chat 3g
Sony Xperia X10i
HTC windows 7
LG G2
Sony Z3 Compact
LG G4
Blackberry Passport



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[SoundChaser007]

Nokia 3320
iPhone 4
then PPSE

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[zhongtiao1]

Nokia 2920
T-Mobile MyTouch 3G
Samsung Galaxy S Blaze
T-Mobile MyTouch 3G
Samsung Galaxy S4
Blackberry Q5

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[Niallac]

Ericsson SH888
Ericsson T28
Sony CMD Z7
Siemens C35
Nokia 6310
Samsung E700
Samsung SH500i (?) first WAP phone
Nokia N95
HTC Hero (UK, Android)
Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo



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[terminatorx]

Before I got a 9700, I was using a Motorola RAZR flip phone. And before that, just a random slew of varying devices from Nokia, Kyocera, Samsung and going all the way back to the Motorola Startac.

[Velocitymj]

Sony Ericsson P900 which had the Symbian OS.
It was the first real "smart phone".
I bought it when it first came out (for $700.00) and that's still my favorite phone that I've owned (I also own an iPhone).
At the time the P900 blew away every other phone out there.
BlackBerry didn't even come close to what that phone could do (at that time, Blackberry's were basically a phone for sending emails).
And it was (as far as I know) the first phone with internet access, although it was so slow it was relatively worthless.
I used to really look down on BlackBerrys when I had that phone, because it was fast and deep to use.
But after 7 years I finally had to switch to a new phone.
I wanted to stay with a pkb and when I bought a Bold 9900, I was very impressed by how deep the OS and the capabilities were.

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[anon(10218918)]

All Nokia Communicators
Danger Sidekick

[stlabrat]

palm zire 72 with wifi insert card.https://www.amazon.com/Palm-P10952U-...UvbUpU12944592
https://www.amazon.com/PalmOne-Zire-...UvbUpU12944592

still have it... priced more than BB10 now.

[Milla_Mallis]

Nokia 6260, N90, N93, N82, E63, E71, E72 until 2010'

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[Drg84]

Wow. Theres a lot more E71s than I expected. And about as many Nokias as I figured. However, Im shocked I seem to be the only person who bought the E6. Call it a hunch, but im guessing that by that point everyone else had either gone Blackberry or Iphone

[vaspat3]

Motorolla 490. Nice slim compact flip phone. Like the razor only half the size. Was solid and durable. Then Curve 8900 was my phone for years. Then Bold 9900, Q10, Classic and finally Passport. Wow 10 years with Blackberry.

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[hakan duran]

Qtek windows

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[scrannel]

Moto Defy. Before, Nokia.