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So after two and a half years with my Motorola SLVR (<3333), the battery decided it couldn't last past three text messages so I had to get a new phone. I was originally told I was going to get the DROID, which I was initially apathetic towards, but did some research and got rather excited. Then, of course, we found out that I would have to pay and extra $30/month for the data plan, so I ended up with a cheap, bottom of the line phone instead. I am now the not-so-proud owner of a Samsung Sway. It's a pain in the ass to text with and I have to hold it two feet away from my ear because of the volume (which I can't seem to get down), but other than that it's just a phone.

Samsung Tocco Lite. Cheapest phone I've ever bought, and amazing for the price. A few flaws, but for an £80 smartphone, I'm not complaining.

(I say 'smartphone', I mean 'has a touch screen'.)

iPod touch with Skype.

Motorola W755

HTC Kaiser, the original iPhone killer. Great internet phone, but I have no data plan so I don't use it for much right now.

Samsung GT-S5603. The phone I'm using at the moment, which is pretty cool.

I've still got my trusty HTC Dream, and it's probably going to be my phone for quite a while. I'm quite happy with it, but if I get a sudden and large surge of money out of nowhere, I'm going for either a Droid or one of those NVIDIA phones.

A Sprint LG. It's dead sexy turquoise, and only cost thirty bucks b/c of some rebate/financial thing. I believe this is it:

Couldn't you have just gotten a new battery, capt_weasle, or were they not available anymore?

I have what you would call an "LG enV2".

heatwave wrote:iPod touch with Skype.

Oh man, I totally have a touch and never thought of that.

I have the samsung impression (i think that's the one). I like it b/c it has a keyboard for texting.

Gets pretty good reception, although long distance calls come in a little nonexistant.

and

http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-phone- ... sku4180223

Are the two I have now.

Kablizzy wrote:

and

http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-phone- ... sku4180223

Are the two I have now.

Who needs two fricking phones?

That's all I could afford. It actually looks better than that, though.

I've got a Versa! Resistive touch screens suck ass! If it was capacitive instead, I wouldn't constantly be butt-dialing everyone I care about! And I could have gotten an enV Touch! ;_;

No, seriously, here it is:

heatwave wrote:iPod touch with Skype.

isn't skype for texting not calling?
If I got Skype for my touch, could I like example, ring my dad if he had a skype account? But I would need a microphone.

Thank god those
earphones that has a microphone on it.

terrazza wrote:

heatwave wrote:iPod touch with Skype.

isn't skype for texting not calling?
If I got Skype for my touch, could I like example, ring my dad if he had a skype account? But I would need a microphone.

Thank god those
earphones that has a microphone on it.

Skype is a free voice chat service as well as a text chat service. With computers, you can also video call free of charge. To make calls to land-lines or to video conference, you need Skype Dollars.

Motorola DynaTAC 8000x. It's slightly heavy, but very resistant.

Sony Ericsson W880i. Resistant, fast and works great overall.

Nokia Navigator
GPS comes in handy alot.

Aren't I totally cool? My cellular telephone is red. *Red*.

I have a Blackberry Storm.

It was a gift.

yungerkid wrote:

Aren't I totally cool? My cellular telephone is red. *Red*.

My friend has that one and it isn't very durable (the front screen breaks really easily).
=P
Itz better than mine.

JasJam iMate something-or-other. Awesome touch screen and keyboard, but lags when opening up programs (so it's kind of like my computer in that respect).
Looks a little like this, but with more scratches and stuff.

Ive got a Nokia N95. Despite being jam packed with technology and stuff, it tends to break alot. Ive gone through 5 of them in a year and a half