Siemens C35. My first phone. Recently I found it in the box when I did some clean up. It is unbelievable, I was able to turn it on and it still works!
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Re: Post Your Phone Timeline
Phones:
3x Samsung dumbphones (no clue which)
Nokia 1208
Nokia 1800
LG dumbphone (cannot remember model)
HTC 7 Trophy T8686
Lenovo A369i
Alcatel Onetouch Idol X+(current daily driver)
I also have a heavily overclocked Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 (p3110).
Update: got a Galaxy Tab S3 LTE 8 days ago.
Phones:
3x Samsung dumbphones (no clue which)
Nokia 1208
Nokia 1800
LG dumbphone (cannot remember model)
HTC 7 Trophy T8686
Lenovo A369i
Alcatel Onetouch Idol X+(current daily driver)
I also have a heavily overclocked Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 (p3110).
Update: got a Galaxy Tab S3 LTE 8 days ago.
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chanchan05
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Here goes:
Bosch 509
Nokia 3310
Nokia 8810
Nokia 7250i
Motorola v3i
Nokia 5610 Xpressmusic
Nokia 5800 Xpressmusic
Samsung Galaxy S
Samsung Galaxy S3 mini
Samsung Galaxy Note 2
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge
Tablets:
Samsung Tab 7.0 Plus P6200
Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 7.0
Bosch 509
Nokia 3310
Nokia 8810
Nokia 7250i
Motorola v3i
Nokia 5610 Xpressmusic
Nokia 5800 Xpressmusic
Samsung Galaxy S
Samsung Galaxy S3 mini
Samsung Galaxy Note 2
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge
Tablets:
Samsung Tab 7.0 Plus P6200
Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 7.0
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I'm going to miss some I'm sure because I've had so many but I'm going to give this a try.
1.Blackberry 8900 (my first ever smartphone. I was a junkie after this. Especially for team Blackberry)
2. Blackberry 9000
3.Blackberry Storm (after this I went back to the 9000)
4. iPhone 3Gs
5. Blackberry Storm2
6. iPhone 4 (during this time I was running both Apple and Blackberry, Blackberry for work Apple for off duty everyday use)
7. iPhone 4S (I was writing for Phonedog.com at this time and was a huge Apple enthusiasts I had ditched the Blackberry all together at this point.
Now here is where Android came into my life I don't remember exactly which android was my first so we will start with what I remember
8. Hero
9. Samsung Galaxy
10. Nexus One (the original Nexus was amazing it definitely changed the game forever
11. Nexus S
12. Galaxy Nexus
13. Nexus 4 (after this I left the Nexus family and moved over to the Samsung Galaxy family
14. Samsung Galaxy S
12. Samsung Galaxy 4
13. Then finally I came back home to Apple (since Blackberry will never be home again although I do envy there latest release.
14. iPhone 7
Now some of these are probably out of order. I just did this off the brain those are the ones I remember. I was using some at the same time especially during the Blackberry iPhone wars. when the Nexus one came out I had it, a Blackberry and a iPhone running on 3 different networks. I had a real problem in my 20's with smartphone addiction lol.
1.Blackberry 8900 (my first ever smartphone. I was a junkie after this. Especially for team Blackberry)
2. Blackberry 9000
3.Blackberry Storm (after this I went back to the 9000)
4. iPhone 3Gs
5. Blackberry Storm2
6. iPhone 4 (during this time I was running both Apple and Blackberry, Blackberry for work Apple for off duty everyday use)
7. iPhone 4S (I was writing for Phonedog.com at this time and was a huge Apple enthusiasts I had ditched the Blackberry all together at this point.
Now here is where Android came into my life I don't remember exactly which android was my first so we will start with what I remember
8. Hero
9. Samsung Galaxy
10. Nexus One (the original Nexus was amazing it definitely changed the game forever
11. Nexus S
12. Galaxy Nexus
13. Nexus 4 (after this I left the Nexus family and moved over to the Samsung Galaxy family
14. Samsung Galaxy S
12. Samsung Galaxy 4
13. Then finally I came back home to Apple (since Blackberry will never be home again although I do envy there latest release.
14. iPhone 7
Now some of these are probably out of order. I just did this off the brain those are the ones I remember. I was using some at the same time especially during the Blackberry iPhone wars. when the Nexus one came out I had it, a Blackberry and a iPhone running on 3 different networks. I had a real problem in my 20's with smartphone addiction lol.
April 2018 update...
1998 Sony CMZ 200, on GTE Mobile-net (predecessor to Verizon I think, very well made phone, fond memories)
2002 Motorola star-tac (to date BY FAR the most unreliable electronic device I have ever owned, despised every minute of it. I was missing at least 2-3 calls at random every week )
2003 Nokia 3589i (bomb-proof reliable, my first game-capable phone too, COLOR display!!! Woohoo!!)
2006 LG VX8300 (compact, reliable, durable, cheap batteries, plays video, MP3, and pictures too!!, one of my sons class-mates currently has one)
2011 LG Cosmos touch (an OK phone, nice keyboard for text messages, better camera than my predecessors, no video playback though. This phone was a crash course hard lesson in carrier bloat ware. Came with the STUPID Bing app, that would RANDOMLY at night light up my screen and play voice recordings, asking to join this or subscribe to that!!!. Maddening to say the least, made me feel like throwing it against the wall every night at 3AM. With no glass and all plastic construction it probably would have survived just fine.... shrug)
2013 iPhone 5C (my first smart phone. Not bad, Meeh... kind of boring. I replace the battery every year and I still use it as a trail-mapping GPS unit for hiking and backpacking)
May 2015 Sony Xperia Z3v (WOW!!! Killer phone for $39... 4K video, water resistance, good battery life, high-res screen too. Worst thing about it was the headphone audio volume limiter... Hated that)
June 2015 Back to the iPhone 5C (I destroyed the Xperia after 35 days)
Dec 2015 LG-V10 (Back on Android... YESSSS!!! My first flagship device ever.)
April 2018 I am still on the LGV10. Stock up on removable batteries, ~$10 each... good to go!! Paired with a UAG case its bomb proof. The phone itself has MIL-spec drop impact resistance, combine that with the MIL-spec rating of the UAG and its a GREAT setup. I am going for the record with this phone. Going to keep using it as long as I possibly can. It did boot loop a few months ago, but I have Verizon extended warranty so I am covered there.
1998 Sony CMZ 200, on GTE Mobile-net (predecessor to Verizon I think, very well made phone, fond memories)
2002 Motorola star-tac (to date BY FAR the most unreliable electronic device I have ever owned, despised every minute of it. I was missing at least 2-3 calls at random every week )
2003 Nokia 3589i (bomb-proof reliable, my first game-capable phone too, COLOR display!!! Woohoo!!)
2006 LG VX8300 (compact, reliable, durable, cheap batteries, plays video, MP3, and pictures too!!, one of my sons class-mates currently has one)
2011 LG Cosmos touch (an OK phone, nice keyboard for text messages, better camera than my predecessors, no video playback though. This phone was a crash course hard lesson in carrier bloat ware. Came with the STUPID Bing app, that would RANDOMLY at night light up my screen and play voice recordings, asking to join this or subscribe to that!!!. Maddening to say the least, made me feel like throwing it against the wall every night at 3AM. With no glass and all plastic construction it probably would have survived just fine.... shrug)
2013 iPhone 5C (my first smart phone. Not bad, Meeh... kind of boring. I replace the battery every year and I still use it as a trail-mapping GPS unit for hiking and backpacking)
May 2015 Sony Xperia Z3v (WOW!!! Killer phone for $39... 4K video, water resistance, good battery life, high-res screen too. Worst thing about it was the headphone audio volume limiter... Hated that)
June 2015 Back to the iPhone 5C (I destroyed the Xperia after 35 days)
Dec 2015 LG-V10 (Back on Android... YESSSS!!! My first flagship device ever.)
April 2018 I am still on the LGV10. Stock up on removable batteries, ~$10 each... good to go!! Paired with a UAG case its bomb proof. The phone itself has MIL-spec drop impact resistance, combine that with the MIL-spec rating of the UAG and its a GREAT setup. I am going for the record with this phone. Going to keep using it as long as I possibly can. It did boot loop a few months ago, but I have Verizon extended warranty so I am covered there.
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December 2013: Samsung Galaxy Note II (My mom gave this to me after my Nexus 7 broke. and since I didn't have a contract with Verizon yet, I just used my Google Voice number.)
August 2016: Samsung Galaxy Note 4 My mom gave me this phone after my GN2 became really slow. It was really good until it started going into a boot loop that was eventually fixed.
December 2016: Google Pixel on Verizon This is the first phone that I got on a contract and it's the phone that I currently own. I loved it so much, I gave it a nickname: "Tracer" (After the Overwatch character.) because it was fast and slick.
August 2016: Samsung Galaxy Note 4 My mom gave me this phone after my GN2 became really slow. It was really good until it started going into a boot loop that was eventually fixed.
December 2016: Google Pixel on Verizon This is the first phone that I got on a contract and it's the phone that I currently own. I loved it so much, I gave it a nickname: "Tracer" (After the Overwatch character.) because it was fast and slick.
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Re: Post Your Phone Timeline
Updated for 2017/2018:
Nokia 5110 , Nokia 3315
Moto flip phone , Moto flip phone
Samsung flip phone
Pantech Link
Galaxy S2 Skyrocket, Galaxy S3, Rugby Pro
LG G2
Moto G, 2014 Moto X
LG G4
Alcatel Idol 3
MXPE
Nexus 6, Nexus 5x, Nexus 6P
OnePlus 3T
Essential Phone
Pixel 2 XL, Pixel 2
Currently using the Pixel 2 as primary phone and OP3T as backup.
Updated for 2017/2018:
Nokia 5110 , Nokia 3315
Moto flip phone , Moto flip phone
Samsung flip phone
Pantech Link
Galaxy S2 Skyrocket, Galaxy S3, Rugby Pro
LG G2
Moto G, 2014 Moto X
LG G4
Alcatel Idol 3
MXPE
Nexus 6, Nexus 5x, Nexus 6P
OnePlus 3T
Essential Phone
Pixel 2 XL, Pixel 2
Currently using the Pixel 2 as primary phone and OP3T as backup.
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I've moved on from the iPhone XR to the iPhone 12 mini. It's given me first-gen Moto X vibes. I love this phone size. Considering the iPhone 13 mini just in case there is no iPhone 14 mini. It may be time to retire my Moto Z4 and sell it and all of the Moto Mods. 
Not sure what my next Android phone should be.
Not sure what my next Android phone should be.
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Maybe a pixel?I've moved on from the iPhone XR to the iPhone 12 mini. It's given me first-gen Moto X vibes. I love this phone size. Considering the iPhone 13 mini just in case there is no iPhone 14 mini. It may be time to retire my Moto Z4 and sell it and all of the Moto Mods.
Not sure what my next Android phone should be.
Long List earliest Starts with a
Siemens M50
Erricson T18
Motorolla razor Flip
Nokia Z ribbon flip
BlackBerry 7500
Nokia 3310 & Nokia 3315
From around this phone for Sams See in Ss
S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 all sorts to many build numbers.
HTC Nexus 2016
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Pixel XL Pixel 2 XL Pixel 4.
Siemens M50
Erricson T18
Motorolla razor Flip
Nokia Z ribbon flip
BlackBerry 7500
Nokia 3310 & Nokia 3315
From around this phone for Sams See in Ss
S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 all sorts to many build numbers.
HTC Nexus 2016
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Pixel XL Pixel 2 XL Pixel 4.
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Morty2264
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Thanks was ok back then actually had more clue 
. Those Ribbon flip phones were soo cool thoguh 300 Aus That crap break way to easy !!
. Those Ribbon flip phones were soo cool thoguh 300 Aus That crap break way to easy !!
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WHEW….let me see if I can complete this. Let me see what I can remember:
Nokia 3586i
Nokia American idol phone
Motorola Razr
Nokia 6131
HTC snap
Palm centro (one of my favorite phones)
Samsung transform
Motorola sidekick
HTC mytouch
Palm pixi
HTC 7 surround
Samsung a phone, can’t remember the model but it was basically a mini note without the pen and had a metal frame
Nokia Lumia 900
Nokia lumia 520
Nokia lumia 1020
Nokia lumia 820
A blu phone (please don’t ask me what model lol)
iPhone 3GS
iPhone 5
iPhone 7 Plus
iPhone se
iPhone 12 Pro
Samsung galaxy note 9
Samsung galaxy s10e
Samsung galaxy 20 fe
Samsung z flip 3 on the way
Nokia 3586i
Nokia American idol phone
Motorola Razr
Nokia 6131
HTC snap
Palm centro (one of my favorite phones)
Samsung transform
Motorola sidekick
HTC mytouch
Palm pixi
HTC 7 surround
Samsung a phone, can’t remember the model but it was basically a mini note without the pen and had a metal frame
Nokia Lumia 900
Nokia lumia 520
Nokia lumia 1020
Nokia lumia 820
A blu phone (please don’t ask me what model lol)
iPhone 3GS
iPhone 5
iPhone 7 Plus
iPhone se
iPhone 12 Pro
Samsung galaxy note 9
Samsung galaxy s10e
Samsung galaxy 20 fe
Samsung z flip 3 on the way
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