What sort of mobile phone do you have?

[bplat]

I have a Siemens S55. Sturdy, trustworthy, no-nonsense. I've a plantronics headset, and the combination is better than most 'normal' phones; certainly beats all car kits I know.

That boring enough?

-...ert

[Starion]

I have a Samsung E105 that operates on T-moible's GSM network. I hardly use it since my primary form of wireless communication is amateur radio.

[fmnewbee]

So I fail even to get it going

I'ms such a computer ... never get how gadgets work.

But with help fo their Support Center here in Sweden I managed to do some things.

I felt very disappointment about them not having a way to edit ordinary .txt files. So I download this simple editor

http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/forum...ead.php?t=6821

jText - Text Editor for the P800

Malcom Bryant via FrEPOC has released jText.

jText is a simple text editor for the P800 written in Personal Java. It will enable you to create and edit ASCII files directly on your P800.

With jText you are able to cut, copy and paste text to or from other P800 applications. You can save the information in a plain text file which can be transferred to - and understood by - any other computer.

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Very good. It has wordwrapping too.

so now I am feeling is less down.

Trew

[gysca]

currently I'm using my hubby's Samsung X100 but I actually own a Motorola E398 that's now in Moto's National Svc Ctr due to some "acting up" it did. my hubby has Moto V80. my 19 mo. old daughter has her "own" nextel phone (also a Moto phone) that can be turned on/off but doesn't do any other function beside that. it's half broken and it was lying there next to garbage bin, probably the owner just throw it away.

we (me & hubby) had probably owned 10 cellphones since we first use wireless service. some of them (still in usable and look pretty good) are sold to eBay with a decent price, some of them are thrown to garbage, and some are donated to the Salvation Army

[sterdeus]

LG 4600 on the Telus network in Canada

[The Storm]

Still got the motorola v600 which I love! Tho I have just paid out the Telstra contract I was on (yeow! remind me never to go on contract again!) Now with vodafone.
Next phone will definately be a motorola, there just so easy to use

dan

[gpdoyon]

I have the LG 5550. It is a very nice non-camera phone. The camera phones really don't hold much appeal for me. I mostly like the larger displays on them.

Lucky for me, I am a US Cellular sales associate now. So, I can select any phone that we offer and pay a much smaller amount for it than a regular person would.

I have my eye on the Motorola v710 at the moment. The display is pretty large. The brightness and clarity of the display is great.

- Gerry

[specialK]

Nokia 6100.

Best phone i ever had was a Nokia 6310, but it's just too big now. The battery life was awesome.

I've tried other brands but always come back to Nokia

[mammaduck]

Nokia 2650 - A flashy red one

Hanneke

[Bamb0]

I dont have a mobile phone and Im happy!

I consider them to be spy phones...... They log everywhere yu are and probably listen to everything which someone has access to.........

We gotta be careful today if we wanna retain privacy!

[EricG]

Did Aliens Leave Behind this 2800-Year-Old Nokia?

[inaya_g]

Huawei and I love it

[dragon1]

Ancient and obsolete. Had to replace the battery once.

[sterdeus]

Originally Posted by sterdeus

LG 4600 on the Telus network in Canada

Since my last message over 16 years ago, I've gone through a few.

Prior to the LG 4600 was a Sanyo SCP-4000.
After, it goes: Nokia 6275i, Blackberry Bold 9700, Samsung Galaxy S2, Google Nexus 5, LG G5, Nokia 8, Huawei P20 Pro, and now a Samsung Galaxy S10. I like Android and will stick with it.