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I assume that most of us has our own cell phone. If you don't have one, don't feel bad. ^^

Anyway, if you do have one, what kind of phone do you have?

Right now, I have the LG Touch. It's both a flip phone and has a touchscreen. For the phone network, I use Verizon. In December, I'm gonna be getting an iPhone, which will also be my Christmas gift.

Weird, I was just about to browse through den topics and you made a new one.

I have a crappy little tracfone. It's fine, though, I rarely ever use it.

o.0 I was just watching something about cell phones.

Erm yeah, I do have one, I finally replaced my Motorola Razr which I had for years!
I have a Tocco Lite - which looks quite a lot like this -



I dont really know what it does and does not do, I only use my mobile literally for phoning and texting. So ermmm, yeah, it sure is a phone.

I'm getting an HTC incredible S this weekend

I must be one of the very few persons who do not own a cellphone and that don't feel like getting one then lol. ^^"

I have a Sony Ericsson cell phone but never use it, and the only reason I have it is because it came for free with my old netbook. I always thought of cell phones as a burden to have. I'd gladly give it to anyone if they wanted it.

I have a nifty little touch screen, after having a really tiny phone that I don't even think had "snake" on it. That's now my riding phone.

I hate touchscreen-phones. I had an iPhone about a year ago. After 6 months the display didn't work and the repair would have been €300. So I gave it to my friend and bought this one:


It has everything I need and is not touchscreen :D

I've had my iPhone 3GS for probably...well a couple of years now lol. Still works great, although the battery life is a bit rubbish.

I had a Palm Pixi through Sprint but after just over a year it decided to stop charging. I bit the bullet and upgraded to an HTC Evo 4G.



The coolest thing about this phone is the WiFi hotspot feature. I can flip that on and connect my laptop to the Internet via WiFi. It's amazing the weird looks I get when I'm at Fazoli's surfing the net and you can hear people whisper "Do they have WiFi here?"

Being in the IT support/Consulting role it's nice being able to have Internet access anywhere I have a cell signal. Makes looking up information, downloading patches or software, and finding parts a lot easier.

Another cool thing I can do is I can access computers remotely. As in manipulate the desktop remotely. If one of my customers calls me while I'm on the road and tells me they're having an issue with a box I can bring it up on my phone and take a look at exactly what's going on.

It's slick, it's speedy, and it does everything I need it to do. Most of the time I don't lug my laptop with me.