Yep, just got my very own iPhone! It's a damn fine device, but I must say, I find the glossy back a bit annoying as I'm a bit anal about finger prints.
I have a phone too. I can call people with it. I haven't used it in a few months though. I just turn it on sometimes to make sure the battery still works.
Hey, I might get a phone. Though I don't think I'll get an iPhone. Reminds me of the 5 year old that had an iPhone that we met in Japan, I got a picture of him, yaaaaaa.
Really? I know a bunch of people with iPhones that wouldn't go into that category... I'll have to send them the memo.
My phone does nothing special, it's a Razor phone that parents give their kids cuz they can get them so cheap from their cell phone company. I used to have a pretty badass phone my freshman/sophomore year of high school, I got da hookup. My dad's friend worked for T Mobile so both my dad and I got these nice phones before they were out on the market, and the flip phone thing would flip up, and then you could rotate it 180 degrees so the screen part was where the back of the phone should be. Then you could close it like that and take pictures looking at the entire screen, like a real camera. It was really cool...
I eventually wore it down my flipping it too much when I got bored. Apparently I wore down the wiring connecting the top half from the bottom half, and the screen stopped working. The phone itself was fine, but no more cool pictures. Sad My dad still has his though. Fun stuff.
My phone is so old it's not even on the LG website anymore. I've gotten two new, free, phones since then, with more space and more functionality (games, cameras, etc), but my old one is just so much more user friendly. I like to keep things simple, I don't need a phone with fifty thousand menus.
I eventually wore it down my flipping it too much when I got bored. Apparently I wore down the wiring connecting the top half from the bottom half, and the screen stopped working. The phone itself was fine, but no more cool pictures. Sad My dad still has his though. Fun stuff.
Heh, I did the same with my Samsung e900, sliding it whenever I was bored. Now all I can do is wipe the screen free of prints
My dad's friend worked for T Mobile so both my dad and I got these nice phones before they were out on the market, and the flip phone thing would flip up, and then you could rotate it 180 degrees so the screen part was where the back of the phone should be. Then you could close it like that and take pictures looking at the entire screen, like a real camera. It was really cool...
The Sidekick, yeah ive got one of those. it's nice but i bought it for myself so im afraid to take it anywhere because ive heard T-mobile's customer service is horrific, and i don't wanna deal with them.
Because blackberry is geared more towards enterprise!
Well, that's the only reason I see for spending more than $100 on a cellphone, really. Otherwise I figure it's just wasting money on things that you already own: internet access, mp3 players, cameras, etc.
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Ignoring that, hooray!
Buying my own wouldn't make any sense at all, of course.
Mine has 3G, internet, email, aim and GPS. It was free. I can scan the receipt if you want proof
Or you stole it.
Or you're a magic super bunny.
Fixed?
Because blackberry is geared more towards enterprise!
My phone does nothing special, it's a Razor phone that parents give their kids cuz they can get them so cheap from their cell phone company. I used to have a pretty badass phone my freshman/sophomore year of high school, I got da hookup. My dad's friend worked for T Mobile so both my dad and I got these nice phones before they were out on the market, and the flip phone thing would flip up, and then you could rotate it 180 degrees so the screen part was where the back of the phone should be. Then you could close it like that and take pictures looking at the entire screen, like a real camera. It was really cool...
I eventually wore it down my flipping it too much when I got bored. Apparently I wore down the wiring connecting the top half from the bottom half, and the screen stopped working. The phone itself was fine, but no more cool pictures. Sad
Like that?
Heh, I did the same with my Samsung e900, sliding it whenever I was bored. Now all I can do is wipe the screen free of prints
EDIT: And take cool baby photos
The Sidekick, yeah ive got one of those. it's nice but i bought it for myself so im afraid to take it anywhere because ive heard T-mobile's customer service is horrific, and i don't wanna deal with them.
Well, that's the only reason I see for spending more than $100 on a cellphone, really. Otherwise I figure it's just wasting money on things that you already own: internet access, mp3 players, cameras, etc.