Mobile Phones - What Are You Currently Using?

[IanDeYoung]

I just got my Nokia N76. Anyone got the same?

[StarG]

Got a new Nokia 8600 today as a gift.
I am grateful that I didn't pay for this phone. Nice but not worth paying more than N95 for.

[KeithMEL]

My service provider allowed me to shorten my contract. Thus I upgraded to the Sony Ericsson W880i today. Happy with it so far.

[sqforever]

Right now I use some Samsung flip phone with camera, don't know what model but its nothing special. Although my 2-year contract is ending soon and I'll get a Sanyo Katana from Sprint-hate them-want to switch to ATT&T soon.

[HUGE AL]

8830 Blackberry. This thing sucks! Drops calls and have to do hard resets often. I miss old cell that was only a phone.

[taipeiflyer]

got the nokia 8600 for my birthday. it has some cool features (love the flashing keypad at night), but i think it's overpriced.

[singaporu_kooku]

I've been using my SonyEricsson P990i since I got it in Oct 2007. Good smartphone with touchscreen and keyboard.

Hmmm... interesting... "back from the future" phone, eh...???

[bloob]

Hmmm... interesting... "back from the future" phone, eh...???

Hehe... ah well, it has served me well, bugs and all, and its form factor is really unique and very useful for me.

I will be retiring it soon and getting the SonyEricsson P1i.

[Dynasty]

For me, I'm using the Siemens S65. I think Siemens mobile's products are the best and the most durable and reliable in compare with the others. I have been using 4 Siemens' products before, which still give me a very good impression at all, although the company's mobile phone department has been closed, BenQ-Siemens has closed its production line also.

But if you want your cell phone to be very stylish, very functional, helps you to pursuit for lots of fun, then Siemens will be very bad. But if you want something that is very practical, durable and have a very quick response in typical documentary works, well, I think Siemens can fully suits your needs. I recommend you to buy it.

[taipeiflyer]

For me, I'm using the Siemens S65. I think Siemens mobile's products are the best and the most durable and reliable in compare with the others. I have been using 4 Siemens' products before, which still give me a very good impression at all, although the company's mobile phone department has been closed, BenQ-Siemens has closed its production line also.

But if you want your cell phone to be very stylish, very functional, helps you to pursuit for lots of fun, then Siemens will be very bad. But if you want something that is very practical, durable and have a very quick response in typical documentary works, well, I think Siemens can fully suits your needs. I recommend you to buy it.

you sound like a sales rep for Siemens. =) You really love all things taiwanese- i know you are a big fan of China Air and Eva, and you have a love for Benq phones as well. Do you use an Acer computer? Are you from Taiwan?

[bloob]

I have owned and used only one Siemens mobile phone, it has to be the absolutely worse phone I've ever used. It was the Siemens S40 and it was really buggy, it would hang several times a day, dropped calls, difficult to use, short battery life. I ditched it after 2 months and bought a Motorola then finally a Sony Ericsson phone, and I've been very happy since.

[singaporu_kooku]

Siemens was very good actually... But their software development in the last few years is not that great. Many phones has their firmwares crashed and not very user friendly. My last Siemens phone was S35 in 2001.

[taipeiflyer]

i used an SL55 siemens for about 8 months a few years ago and found it to be a pretty good phone. however, i still prefer nokia, motorola and sony ericsson in that particular order.

[nickbot]

I do have to say, in my eyes there is only one manufacturer and that's Nokia - too many bad experiences with poor offerings from the other companies out there. Motorola, as a prime example, may make nice looking phones, but their user interface is still in the mid to late 1980s !

[LightSpeed]

I have a Nokia N95. Amazing what they've been able to cram into a device that size. Takes a toll on its battery life though.