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mine was a Nokia 5110, which i broke a while after because you shouldnt give little kids phones lol
Post number #83076, ID: e71977
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I had a Nokia 3200, then later moved to an N-GAGE (for absolutely no reason, apart from the fact that it was kewl at the time).
The 3200 broke because, duh, I was 10 at the time. What else could I have done?
The N-GAGE on the other hand, survived until it took a plunge on the toilet years later.
Post number #83160, ID: 7c9fa8
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Panasonic GD95, it was quite awesome, with high resolution display, different backlight colors and impressive ringtones.
Post number #83174, ID: 8b09a0
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Some old ass motorola that I can't remember, it had an extremely tiny monochrome screen and a little (~4cm) antenna sticking out of it.
Post number #83176, ID: 8b09a0
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It was itself a pretty hefty phone though
Post number #84331, ID: b32278
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Mine was a Blu brand cellphone. Forgot the exact model, but it was the kind with actual buttons. Got that at 16 or 17 when everyone else had smartphones and have had phones since they were young.
Post number #84336, ID: d31c43
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Some pink flip phone
Post number #85498, ID: 03e93d
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Nokia express music
Post number #85529, ID: 3025ce
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Siemens C55. It was nicely designed and had a few cool games on it. Also the commercial for it was pretty cool, it showed some vampire using the phone. Well I thought the commercial was cool when I was younger but now not so much.
Post number #85539, ID: b016cc
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Nokia xpressmusic 5310 red. I remember that battery lasting a week w/daily use or something along those lines. Unbranded the phone (had TMobile junk) and downloaded some random .jar's. Good times
Post number #86032, ID: eb264a
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Some old nokia that still had one of those green monochrome screens, forgot the exact model. It went in the washing machine lol... After that I got a samsung flip phone.
Post number #86107, ID: 1ced3a
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My first phone was a stationary one with a wheel dialer. I don't even know the manufacturer. It could have been siemens.
Post number #86528, ID: b89489
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My first cellphone was a Kyocera Oyster.
My first smartphone was a ZTE Awe.
Post number #86582, ID: dea804
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>>85498>>85539 Good old Nokia XpressMusic, in my case, it was the 5800 XpresMusic black with the red line, it still works today. It had some Orange junk but I sure installed a lot of .jar's on my amazing 1GB MicroSD card. Also, I remember that the battery lasted a lot, it was near infinite, and in that phone I got my first experience with WhatsApp. I absolutely loved my Nokia. My first smartphone was a Samsung Galaxy Mini which I got stolen at school although my first smartphone...
Post number #87415, ID: b70f00
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Nokia 3310, back when battery life was measured in weeks.
Post number #87515, ID: 1a23a3
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A motorola i200someshit for Boost. It had a monochromatic screen with polytonic tones, and i hated it once i realized how dogshit it was. But hey beggars couldnt be choosers
Post number #87898, ID: 39bfbf
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>>87415 Can relate, was my first too. But now it serves as a generation for my home
Post number #87900, ID: 39bfbf
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*generator
Post number #88319, ID: 03e93d
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>>86582 Nokia batteries last for generations!
Nokia app store was also like a window to customizations for me back then. Good times
Post number #90323, ID: 1e09cb
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LG slider
Post number #90391, ID: 87055b
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That pseudo Sony Ericsson smartphone
Post number #90422, ID: bdb32a
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Nokia flip phone followed by an E72. Keyboard was great to type on and the processor was just good enough for YouTube videos and basic web browsing. And then i was an idiot and bricked it by fucking up a firmware update.
Post number #92524, ID: 8ffc49
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a shitty vertical slide nokia. Went to smartphones starting with the motorola defy.
Post number #92994, ID: aeeedc
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A really basic flip phone
Post number #93114, ID: eaf766
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Kyrocera flip phone
Post number #93213, ID: 9bda22
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Ive been too poor for anything so it was a Nexus 4 as my first phone. Otherwise one of the first ipods? idk
Post number #93221, ID: bc91d1
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wow thats old why did you do that
Post number #93504, ID: e7c9b1
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>>93213 Well, a Nexus 4 is a pretty good phone for being your first
Post number #93576, ID: d2f30f
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Started with a Nokia N-Gage (2ND Gen), went on to a Sony Ericsson Walkman which got stolen, moved on to a Nokia E series... Found it too big and went to a Nokia Navigator flip phone.... Then when the blackberry craze swept my country (Indonesia) I switched to the blackberry Gemini and the onyx... Once that was over, I got myself an Sony Xperia TX and loved the experience, once it was time to switch (battery couldn't last me on my usage), I got myself a Sony Xperia Z3 Compact
Post number #93712, ID: 32b312
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Nokia with snake game!
Post number #94394, ID: 8988ca
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A crappy little pill-shaped TracFone.
Post number #94854, ID: b04853
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iphone 4s when I got in high school, had it until after I graduated and went to LG
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iPhone X
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I think my first was a Nokia 3220. I then moved to a LG P500, that phone was a total warrior. Now I have a OnePlus 2, thinking about getting that sweet 3T.
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Rotary
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Rotary
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Nokia 3310 classic, it was the the remake of the old 3310 but with a modern black design and steel case. God I loved that phone because the camera was great at that time and it had so many themes made for it. There were pages filled of Persona 4 themes alone
Post number #96994, ID: 751af1
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the Juke was my first phone, I got hooked by the break dancers in the commercials
Post number #98685, ID: c60126
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a net 10 tracphone it was trash
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What
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| mine was a Nokia 5110, which i broke a while after because you shouldnt give little kids phones lol