What kind of phone do you have?

[storino03]

I have had Android since around 2010. I did try the iPhone from a friend's, but didn't like it too much, especially after having an iPod Touch 4G (8GB and 32GB) at different points. I do have an iPad yet--the first one--which sort of still holds up today. I use it to watch Netflix mainly.

My current phone is the Samsung Galaxy S3. I like it (and Android) a lot. Fits my needs.

What do you all have?

[Arkhan]

Samsung Unintensity.

[soop]

I have had Android since around 2010. I did try the iPhone from a friend's, but didn't like it too much, especially after having an iPod Touch 4G (8GB and 32GB) at different points. I do have an iPad yet--the first one--which sort of still holds up today. I use it to watch Netflix mainly.

My current phone is the Samsung Galaxy S3. I like it (and Android) a lot. Fits my needs.

What do you all have?

Samsung Omnia 7, with Windows Phone 7.5.  I really like it, perfect for me and my setup, and really intuitive.  I dislike Android, and I'd love to have Apples apps, but apart from the 8gb storage, I'm really happy I waited for it.  I'd only upgrade to something very similar with more space (hopefully 32gb), as I have used it for video, but it barely holds my music and apps.

[FiftyQuid]

Just received my new Samsung Galaxy Nexus with Ice Cream Sandwich installed.  It's my first ever smartphone.  I had one of those flip phones with the pull out antenna prior to this one.

[DrBread]

I have AT&T therefore no Droids are available so i bought a Iphone 3GS from my friend for like 50 bucks. It's slow and kind of annoying. I would rather have a droid but can't.

[storino03]

AT&T has a lot of An(droid) phones, unless you're talking about the Motorola Droid line that is exclusive (name only) to Verizon.

[thesteve]

modified HTC touch pro2
windows mobile 6.5
running an cricket wireless

[hoobs88]

I have the LG Voyager. I got it for the QWERTY keyboard which makes texting a breeze. I have an ipod Touch for internet browsing on the go (since most restaurants and hang outs have free wi-fi) and keeps my monthly payments down.

[DrBread]

AT&T has a lot of An(droid) phones, unless you're talking about the Motorola Droid line that is exclusive (name only) to Verizon.

Yes i am talking about the Droid line.

[SMF]

Galaxy now, Come sept upgrading to the Galaxy 3.

[Ji-L87]

I have a cheap Samsung flip-phone. I used to have a Sony Ericsson T630 which served it's purpose until it started to wonk out. I thought about "invest" in an import of those cool
japanese flip phones - those running 'droid for the sake of conveniance. Turns out, yes, you can get one software unlocked and 3G will work etc. But it will hurt your wallet quite a bit. And no one (back then) was selling a completely unlocked phone so I would have to sent it someone else. Hardly ideal.

Right now, I'm wondering wether I should pick up a Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro or just wait and bide my time until I either find something I want or something I want gets made.
I'm not too happy with all the big-screened, flat kind of touchy phones we have right now.

[Necromancer]

I have an avocado green, Bakelite, rotary phone.

[Arkhan]

I think Smart Phones are retarded.

Who's with me

[Sadler]

Old, worn, cracked DroidX here. I'll be getting a Galaxy S3 soon though.

I think Smart Phones are retarded.

Who's with me

Not me! Getting a smart phone was damn near life changing. I can't imagine taking a dump without the ability to surf the net now.

[Ji-L87]

I think Smart Phones are retarded.

Who's with me

I have wet dreams of what a *real* smart phone would be like.
I'm thinking like, a powerful little device with a fold/slide out keyboard. And there should be a dock with USB & HDMI connectivity, so that you can use it as your work computer for typing etc. Also, there should be booster packs for things like offering additional sound and video inputs/outputs. Naturally, the phone should run on a smart, proper operating system that fits well both for "phone use" and a work environment.