Samu Posted 1 December 2005 Posted 1 December 2005 This 'little' beauty Its fits in your pocket perfectly
Hitesh Posted 1 December 2005 Posted 1 December 2005 I own two at the moment. I got the Moto V635 free the other day with my new contract so im in transition between numbers. I will probably use my K700i though once everyone starts using my new number.
cisono Posted 1 December 2005 Posted 1 December 2005 Sony Ericksson K300i Its small, texts, rings and recieve's phone calls, good enough for me! (Oh it takes photos) I need my mobile to: - offer bluetooth - allow multiple numbers for a single contact (in the address book) Once you have had these two things, you just cannot go back!!!
SystonFox Posted 1 December 2005 Posted 1 December 2005 a samsung e700 atm but soon to get a sony erricsson k750i after xmas when ive saved the pennies.
Sophie Posted 2 December 2005 Posted 2 December 2005 i got a samsung d500 was going to get the d600 but looked slightly big
Hutber's Law Posted 6 December 2005 Posted 6 December 2005 Never trust a man with more than 1 phone Have I got a reputation I don't know about?
cisono Posted 7 December 2005 Posted 7 December 2005 K750i, awesome phone, amazing camera Don't even mention that phone!!! I ordered one in July from the onestopphoneshop. Still not here! (and will never arrive now) I recommend that you NEVER buy from them... EVER!
Jordan Posted 7 December 2005 Posted 7 December 2005 Nokia 3588i. Keep it simple, stupid That's right--a crappy free phone. My ring tone is "Ring." The only real features I can add that'd make a difference to it are things like a "Periwinkle Faceplate." It's got loads of character, though.
MC Prussian Posted 7 December 2005 Posted 7 December 2005 A Motorola V180. I have always used Nokias before, and I should have sticked with them. They're so easy to handle and once you've owned one Nokia, every other one can be used as easy as you can say "poo". But I was tempted by Student Phones on Orientation Day in May this year and the deal sounded pretty solid. I should have known better... Motorola makes crappy phones. Period. I'm about to buy a new one next year. A Nokia, of course.
Foxes_Wizard_Striker Posted 7 December 2005 Posted 7 December 2005 Sony Ericsson K750i - do really love it! Same here matey
cisono Posted 7 December 2005 Posted 7 December 2005 SPV C550 Smartphone I thought about getting that one. Do you like it? I take it that it has advanced call management? I really need that feature in my next phone!!!
Deathside Posted 8 December 2005 Posted 8 December 2005 I thought about getting that one. Do you like it? I take it that it has advanced call management? I really need that feature in my next phone!!! advanced call management - What's that mean then? There are lots of features that I don't use (or know about!) The plus points for me are that it syncs with Outlook on my workstation and when I'm working away I can sync with my exchange server through GPRS I can also make phone calls with it
Benji Posted 8 December 2005 Posted 8 December 2005 possibly the most common phone on the street... nokia 6230
Guest Posted 8 December 2005 Posted 8 December 2005 Samsung D500. I am already thinking about my upgrade.
cisono Posted 8 December 2005 Posted 8 December 2005 advanced call management - What's that mean then? There are lots of features that I don't use (or know about!) The plus points for me are that it syncs with Outlook on my workstation and when I'm working away I can sync with my exchange server through GPRS I like synch'ing my mobile with my PC via bluetooth. Or sending contacts between my two mobiles (if I need to). No need for me to sync with exchange servers, as I avoid them like hell By call management I mean either inbuilt functionality that allows me to deal with calls differently depending on who calls (or whether a number is unknow or withheld or a legitimate number, or perhaps someone I know). I read that "advanced call manager" is some extra software you can run on some upper-end phones like the P900. I can also make phone calls with it Cool!
Hitesh Posted 10 December 2005 Posted 10 December 2005 Samsung D500.I am already thinking about my upgrade. A lot of people at uni have that phone. I see it everywhere along with this other samsung phone..Z something. Its a nice phone and very popular!
Deathside Posted 10 December 2005 Posted 10 December 2005 By call management I mean either inbuilt functionality that allows me to deal with calls differently depending on who calls (or whether a number is unknow or withheld or a legitimate number, or perhaps someone I know). I read that "advanced call manager" is some extra software you can run on some upper-end phones like the P900. I don't really know Probably easier to look here - Rather than ask me
Guest Posted 11 December 2005 Posted 11 December 2005 A lot of people at uni have that phone. I see it everywhere along with this other samsung phone..Z something. Its a nice phone and very popular! Hence the reason for the change. Don't want to be a sheep!
Nationwider Posted 11 December 2005 Posted 11 December 2005 Having sent back the Motorola E1 ROKR, I've gone for this fully integrated phone and anvil from Nokia.
cisono Posted 11 December 2005 Posted 11 December 2005 Having sent back the Motorola E1 ROKR, I've gone for this fully integrated phone and anvil from Nokia. Integrated with what? A whole UPS?
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