What was your first mobile phone?

[Ronan Healy]

Was discussing with some people at work today how before mobile phones when meeting another person at a venue, you would just say a time and be there without knowing if the other person would turn up.

It made me think about getting my first mobile phone.

It was a Siemens S10. It was heavy. You could not use text as the network did not allow it and you had to carry it in a pouch as it was too big to fit in your pocket.

So what was your first mobile phone? Do you still have it?

How did you find it?

[Tassawer]

NOKIA 3310  

[Archana]

Mine was a silver Nokia 6030 that I got in 2005. I used it for almost 4 years and it is still in good working condition.

[Jesper]

I started in 1995ish with the classic Ericsson brick phone incl. SMS/TXT as the DK network allowed. Moved thorugh a range of ericsson phones up. I’m sure I have had most of these:

Moved to some of the Sony Ericsson Walkman phones, and then to an iPhone. For long I kept an old one for camping and festivals, but the sim cards doesn’t match so I have cleared the stash

[Jeremy]

Nokia 3120

[Nicola]

 

 

Nokia 1110, oh those were the days!

[Ankit]

Nokia 1100

[Bryan]

Motorola RAZR V3

[Ilkka]

Nokia 2010

[Daniel]

My first phone was Nokia 3310. I was very happy when I bought it and it served me for a long time.

[Anonymous]

nokia 3310

[Anna]

My first phone is a silver Motorola clamshell, I do not remember the name of the phone, but it was black and white, the most interesting thing about this phone was a tower game, pleasant memories)

[lisajohny543]

My first mobile was a Nokia 6030

[Sujith]

Wow! An array of classic items!

Thank you for asking this question. My first mobile was NOKIA Express Music.

Being a 90s kid I was able to use many predecessors, but the real MY PHONE experience happened through this model. Loud-speaker, music edition, illumination on control pads. The color was RED!

Such a beauty. Now I have upgraded to the Apple series. But before this, I was using MiA1. I liked that model too. For an INR10K amounted model, it gave me a 5-year smooth experience. The focus shifted to Apple for many reasons.

[Sujith]

SIRI, Apple’s AI services-enabled voice assistant, was the one main reason I switched to Apple. Among peers, SIRI is a well-known voice aid program.

SIRI, in my opinion, is a step ahead of Google voice assistance, based on user experience. In terms of response time and task completion accuracy. Many people may hold opposing viewpoints. I respect that.

I’m only sharing my thoughts.

[Author]

Posts