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What was your first mobile cellular phone like?

Do you remember the make and model?
 
My first ever mobile phone was huge and it was a flip phone that had a antenna that you had to pull up lol. And you could only talk on it there was no such thing as texting on a phone lol. I guess I am old lol. 😂
 
Was a Cricket Phone and wasn't that bad but now I have an iPhone 11 I think it is. Not too bad in my opinion and I enjoy the screen on it.
 
Uhhhhh, it was some low end Concord type phone I think? Wasn't anything fancy but I did get an odd phone number for it.
 
My first mobile phone was a flip phone and it was a Lg model. After having the Lg model for awhile, I upgraded and ended up getting the razor model.
 
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I can never forget my first mobile phone. It was Nokia 3310. Funny enough, the phone is still with me today and it's still working.
 
My first ever mobile phone was one of those big Motorola phones with the aerial. I got that phone back in I believe it was 1998.
 
My first mobile phone was a flip phone and it was a Lg model. After having the Lg model for awhile, I upgraded and ended up getting the razor model.
I used Samsung flip phone at one point but it wasn't my first phone. Then came the Motorola Razor flip, I enjoyed that phone.
 
My first mobile phone was a java phone and that was 3310c, a very small phone but it's really sleek. I upgraded to a Nokia 330.
 
My first mobile phone was a java phone and that was 3310c, a very small phone but it's really sleek. I upgraded to a Nokia 330.
Is this the Nokia 330 you had had back in the days?

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It was Motorola C117 that was my first mobile phone.

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My first ever mobile phone was the Nokia Lumia 630.
I had it handed down from my mum as my first phone when I was 9.
 
I first mobile phone was Nokia 3310.
I love that phone with all my heart. It was sleek and light in hand. Though cameras aunt that brighter then but I enjoyed taking pictures with it.
 
I remember this phone too because I used it as well. I was even mugged by some guys who stole from me back then 😂
Why would I even struggle with anyone who wants to steal such a phone from me? I will gladly give it up and go away with my life.
 
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Why would I even struggle with anyone who wants to steal such a phone from me? I will gladly give it up and go away with my life.
It was a big phone for me back in the days. It was mine and I had the right to fight for it which was a stupid thing to do by the way 😂
 
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Mine was the Samsung Glide. It was one of those phones that had a sliding keyboard. I got this in 2010, after I started my first job. I remember it was green, took me a while to get used to the keyboard.
 
It was Sony Ericsson T230. My uncle bought it for me when I was 6th grade of Elementary school and at that time it was one of the first phones in color. I was so happy and all the kids were amaized when they looked at it. Such super technology in my hands!

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It was a big phone for me back in the days. It was mine and I had the right to fight for it which was a stupid thing to do by the way 😂
I can understand very well. Now, it might seem like a lowly phone but back then, it was a big phone for your stage.
 
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My first phone was a Nokia 3310 with Sprint. It only had cell coverage at my house and lost reception in all the places where I needed it. Because of that, I canceled the 14-day free trial. Sprint still tried to charge the $300 cancellation fee and it was a hard fight to get out of that, even on like the 5th day.

Sprint coverage spread over the next year, but it left a sour taste in my mouth dealing with them. So, I chose to go with Verizon when I could afford a mobile plan.

So, I think my official first phone was the Motorola Razr v3 as that's the one I used the most before smartphone Android releases came along.
 
I can understand very well. Now, it might seem like a lowly phone but back then, it was a big phone for your stage.
Exactly. I held on to the phone like my life depended on it which was a crazy thing to do. I know better not to try such today.
 
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I saw a man last 2 days ago in a bus who still had his Motorola Razr V3. This phone was released since 2004 but his own was still in good condition.
 
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I saw a man last 2 days ago in a bus who still had his Motorola Razr V3. This phone was released since 2004 but his own was still in good condition.
Some people really know how to handle and manage things. With some tech, if it's not broken and still works well, there's no need to change it.
 
Some people really know how to handle and manage things. With some tech, if it's not broken and still works well, there's no need to change it.

This is one of the reasons I don't make major changes to my tech stuff. I would always focus on staying safe and using it the way that it was meant to be used.
 
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