What kind of phone do you have?

[storino03]

I'm sure in 5-10 years time, the perfect smartphone will be available for you Technology advances so quickly these days.

[Arkhan]

My vita is better than smartphones.

The games arent trash .

[Bernie]

I have  a Droid X 2.  Its not the newest, but I love it. 

[Nando]

Samsung Conquer. Neat little phone

[FiftyQuid]

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.

Note to self, never borrow Sadler's phone.

[storino03]

Remember when portable game console (with cartridges) and phone met? We got the Nokia N-Gage. Good concept, but ultimately the small screen, low quality graphics really hurt it.

[Bernie]

I dont game on my phone.  Never have been a fan of it.

[FiftyQuid]

I dont game on my phone.  Never have been a fan of it.

I remember playing Snake on my old Nokia phone.  I wonder if the games have improved since then?   

[esteban]

I love my Motorola flip phone from 2005:






It is the best alarm clock, ever. I use it every day. Under the pillow.

[TheClash603]

I went from a Droid to a Droid 4.  I need to have a keyboard on my phone, because it is a pain in the ass using a touch screen (aka - iphone is useless).

I use my phone A LOT, do most of my browsing of this site on there actually.  However, I don't ever game on my phone.

[thesteve]

i rarely game on mine
my express is a much better gaming device

[Vecanti]

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.

http://www.sonymobile.com/us/products/phones/xperia-ion/

http://www.sonymobile.com/us/products/accessories/smartdock-for-xperia-ion/

"Transform your Xperia™ ion into a mini-PC. Dock it in SmartDock for Xperia™ ion. Connect a USB keyboard and mouse. And a HDMI cable from the dock to your HDTV."

[Tatsujin]

Sony ericsson xperia arc (with 1seg) droid

[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.

http://www.sonymobile.com/us/products/phones/xperia-ion/

http://www.sonymobile.com/us/products/accessories/smartdock-for-xperia-ion/

"Transform your Xperia™ ion into a mini-PC. Dock it in SmartDock for Xperia™ ion. Connect a USB keyboard and mouse. And a HDMI cable from the dock to your HDTV."

That's nice. Still, no dedicated tactile input devices on the actual phone : |

[Vecanti]

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.

http://www.sonymobile.com/us/products/phones/xperia-ion/

http://www.sonymobile.com/us/products/accessories/smartdock-for-xperia-ion/

"Transform your Xperia™ ion into a mini-PC. Dock it in SmartDock for Xperia™ ion. Connect a USB keyboard and mouse. And a HDMI cable from the dock to your HDTV."

That's nice. Still, no dedicated tactile input devices on the actual phone : |

Nope it is missing that   I've had enough slide out phones though to know I probably won't go back for a while.  I always would get sand iin the sliders when camping or who knows what.  Then grind, grind, grind when opening and closing  Though my old HTC never gave out.     Only one I ever loved was my OGO, but the one I had wasn't fully a phone.  That was more a sideways clam shell with full keyboard.  Best keyboard ever too.  I still have it even though I have no network it will work on.  I loved that thing.