[critanime]

Over the years I have used many different phones from various brands. One I miss is the BlackBerry Pearl Flip.




Even though the processor chugged it was a fun phone. Confused a lot of people seeing a flip design BlackBerry.

The other I really enjoyed was the Siemens m35i.




This phone wa so robust. It was dropped, knocked, had taken swims in beer and mud at festivals, thrown, stood on, went on holiday and got dropped in sand. It was just a solid and fun phone.

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[qbnkelt]

Over the years I have used many different phones from various brands. One I miss is the BlackBerry Pearl Flip.




Even though the processor chugged it was a fun phone. Confused a lot of people seeing a flip design BlackBerry.

The other I really enjoyed was the Siemens m35i.




This phone wa so robust. It was dropped, knocked, had taken swims in beer and mud at festivals, thrown, stood on, went on holiday and got dropped in sand. It was just a solid and fun phone.

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I LOVED my Siemens SX66.

Then I LOVED my 8310. My little red Curve was my first love. I miss it.

[critanime]

I LOVED my Siemens SX66.

Then I LOVED my 8310. My little red Curve was my first love. I miss it.

Yeah it was nice in red. I had that Siemens in Yellow. Was really nice colour.

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[BBVegasGirl80]

I miss my red 8320. It was my first BlackBerry and I sold it to a used cell phone store because I was in need of money. If it's still there, I'm tempted to buy it back.

Sent from my sexy white hot Z10 in Sin City ;-)

[angieberry10]

My little pink curve

Z10

[shaleem]

My 9700

Posted with my fabulous Z10

[jaydee5799]

My 8330 curve!

[zapblam]

motorola flip phone. 3lbs and 4hr standby battery life. 15min talk time

[mdt1988]

Sharp GX20, loved flipping it open, thought it was the height of fasion!!

[Anonymous2039]

My mum's old Nokia... the thing was ancient but it was the easiest phone in the world to use.

Then before that my dad's old Nokia that had a black and white screen, huge buttons, a fat long antenna, a green backlight, and an awesome Snake game that I'd play when I was a kid. Goodness, that brings back memories...!

I don't know what models they were though...

Q10 and Canadian all the way!

[raw_dog]

I think I miss my Motorola Flip phone. I didn't have it long, but I was cool for about a month before it found its way into the washer.

[anon721037]

I don't miss any of them I love my Q10.

Q10/1443/ Squircle of Trust member ?

[shaleem]

The pay phone on 63rd and Cicero in Chicago.

"It doesn't mean that much to me to mean that much to you." On my Z10

[eldricho]

My 4, almost 5 year old loyal Curve that left this beatiful world in March
Loving his new younger brother the Z10 tho!

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[GreenCopperz]

Miss using my bold 9780, would use it by sim size is different :-( and I would have to keep calling Rogers to do the sim switch remotely. I miss the old Nokia 5120 (5100 series) with the snake game too! They had a two week standby almost!

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[Anonymous2039]

The pay phone on 63rd and Cicero in Chicago.

"It doesn't mean that much to me to mean that much to you." On my Z10

It's sad. Pay phones are a dying breed. There were a few installed in my secondary school a few years ago and those were what I had to use because I had no cellular telephone if I ever had to call someone. I really like the look of those red English phone booths too.

Q10 and Canadian all the way!

[shaleem]

It's sad. Pay phones are a dying breed. There were a few installed in my secondary school a few years ago and those were what I had to use because I had no cellular telephone if I ever had to call someone. I really like the look of those red English phone booths too.

Q10 and Canadian all the way!

Indeed Chaz, indeed.

"It doesn't mean that much to me to mean that much to you." On my Z10

[DS1331]

Haha he'll yeah the motorola startek phones were the greatest, then the LG flip phones with the screen on the outside, greatest of all time

Sent from BBQ 10 / HTC One

[SlcCorrado]

My Storm2. Loved that screen. The 9900 was great too

[boss_hog]

Tour because it was awesome in its time and BlackBerry was king also my 8350i because of BlackBerry status at the time and the kickass Nextel Ptt. The 9900 was definitely the best but I felt like a dinosaur having it by the time att came out with it

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[nnik]

9780, and maybe my 9900

[Rootbrian]

I miss my bold 9700, it wouldn't work on windmobile. I still have a pearl 8130, but it doesn't take a sim card and isn't GSM. But it makes for a fantastic alarm clock and I also have a rogers locked GSM BlackBerry 7290, sadly, won't work on WIND either. Both are alarm clocks, very reliable ones indeed.

My bold 9900 will be the third alarm clock, or video device, I will be using, if I get the Bold 10000, aka the Q10.

Edit: I miss my UT Starcom WinCE 4.x based smartphone, the monochrome samsung A540 and A580 (I think) color flip phones too. First ones I EVER had in my life!

Sent from my BlackBerry Bold Touch 9900 using Tapatalk

[mistahfrankie]

Nokia 3310 was the Boss...

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[bennelong]

My Nokia 9300 was just so cute..
(you could make a cup of tea while a web page loaded too!)

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[critanime]

My Nokia 9300 was just so cute..
(you could make a cup of tea while a web page loaded too!)

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Wasn't that the rebuilt communicator?

I had a N95 black. That was a good phone. Solid build on it and fixed issues that plagued the first gen 95.

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