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Do the other 25 belong to your wife?
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I've had three also, all old type. I'm bracing myself readying for a smartphone soon
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Three for me too, numbers 1 and 14 and my current phone of ten years is a Sony Ericsson
W200i (not pictured). Meets all my requirements and only needs charging once a fortnight. Are we really all so alike? |
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Motorola slvr here, have bought a replacement once on ebay. Only need a new one for checking prices and the odd punt, but it has to be done.
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I had my first mob in 2008, a Nokia. Kept it for 4 years.
Then bought a Samsung smartphone, kept it for 5 years. Then my brother gave me his iPhone5 which i now use. Ive spent a grand total of 45 Euros ever on buying a phone. I refuse to give out my money for things I dont need. |
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Very similar to mine Saddo. I had to replace the battery about 3 years ago and got one from Amazon for next to nothing.
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Eight for me, as near as I can remember.
One Philips, five Nokias (getting smaller and smaller) and current Samsung |
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The modern smartphones are principally fashion accessories with internet terminal support. Perhaps we should call them Facwits.
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nokia/samsung
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Useless arithmetic....make that seven
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I'm on my second. It's a very basic Nokia. It isn't in the picture above.
I only want a phone on me incase my car breaks down. I hardly ever use it to call anyone and rarely recieve a call.I recieve and send the occasional text. Mr Makybe has an iPhone, he wouldn't be without it. He keeps offering to buy me one but I'm not interested. Unfortunatey because parking meters are soon going to be changed to smartphone paying or some such thing, it means I will have to have to have one ![]() I do love my iPad tho' ![]() |
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I hope saddo dont get a smartphone
I remember when he changed his laptop ![]() |
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* have to have to have one?
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Anyway, I have just been discussing this with Mr Maykbe and he says he is going to buy me an iPhone. He made me have an iPad when I didn't want one, and I love it. So, maybe I will learn to like a smartphone.
I have just been having a go at using his. It seems easy enough. |
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five cell phones to date and no plans to change for a while - can't see a BT cellent phone on the picture
used to like that one . |
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cell net *
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I remember the day Mr Makybe dragged me off to the Apple Store to buy me an iPad.
It was awful. I was offered a lesson on how to use it. I said it was ok, that Mr Makybe could teach me as he is good with techie stuff. But Mr Maykbe said yes, she'd love a lesson and he shoved me forward to a table in the middle of the store where other people were having a lesson and I had to join in ![]() I wanted the ground to swallow me up. This young lad helped me get started with my iPad. He started talking about Siri and iCloud. I just wanted to go home ![]() I have told Mr Makybe he can go on his own to buy me a phone. |
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@ M_D ! |
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since when do we call them cellphones in this country? maybe in the US but here they are mobiles
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It's a day that will haunt me forever, Slippy
![]() Another low point in my life was when I had to support a girl with a learning disability for her weekly computer lesson. The tutor said ... "Right, this week we will be looking at how to do a power point presentation" ... What the heck's that?! ![]() |
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Drop a nokia it will bounce a few times
Drop a £500 iphone you need a new screen at £100 Don't worry though they are FREE only pay the bill £75 a month or so FREE THEY SAY |
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Zero. I've never had one and never wanted one!
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