Rokka, 04 Mar 2018Victor, if a smartphone with qwerty keyboard come out these days, would you buy it? Well, it all depends on whether or not it meets my other needs. I was actually seriously considering the Blackberry Priv at one point, but the sd810 is just terrible, plus support was questionable. I also looked into the Moto Z2 Force with a sliding keyboard mod, but that one has a insufficiently small panel for my needs. So, probably yes, if the right one comes along.
Love to read these personal experiencences with your phones. You guys share so much. Please try to publish more personal experiences' like this one. Thank you.
Trump Fan 1980, 04 Mar 2018 Dear Victor: what is a proverbial potato? You mentioned Eastern Europe. While may firstly thi... more In other words, I don't dwell on Eastern Europe's economy. I was engaged to a woman from the Czech Republic before, and I respect women from your region (not to mention globally).
L337, 04 Mar 2018It's always nice to see other people's perspectives on the mobile world, since when I got into... more I agree. I owned a BlackBerry Priv and returned it because its heat generated from the 810 within bothered me while playing video games.
Dear Victor: what is a proverbial potato? You mentioned Eastern Europe. While may firstly think of economic insolvency issues in said portion of the world, I think of good looking women. Everywhere has it's pros and cons. Cheers my friend.
It's always nice to see other people's perspectives on the mobile world, since when I got into tech, Symbian was long gone, and the SD810 was burning people left, right, and center.
When my current phone gets replaced and probably perishes to age, I'm gonna keep it. This thing is as a legend to me as your N97 is to you.
I think a person's mobile phone needs to be considered carefully and with as much knowledge as possible. A persons mobile electronics is their most interactive possession they own and use. I want everyone to utilize their phone to share their life's experiences and with their loved ones. These mobile devices are bring the world closer together than ever before! Just to add a bit of context, I have personally owned the following devices over the past 9 years:
Nokia 5510 (first mp3 playing phone) Nokia 3650
Nokia N-Gage HTC/Cingular 8525
Sony Ericsson W800 Sony Ericsson S710 (Star Wars)
I-Mobile 902 Sony Ericsson W800
Nokia N93 Nokia N95
Samsung Blackjack LG Renoir KC910i
Samsung Omnia HD i8910 Samsung M8910 Pixon
Sony Ericsson Vivaz Iphone 4
Nokia N8 Iphone 4s
Samsung Galaxy Note i717 HTC Inspire 4G
Samsung Galaxy S3 i747 Samsung Galaxy Note 2 i317
Samsung Galaxy S4 i9500 (currently) Samsung Galaxy Note 3 N900A (currently)
Ipads 1, 2 and 3 (currently) Samsung ATIV windows 8.1 (currently)
2 Nook Color dual booting Android tablets (currently) Ipad mini (currently)
Acer 11.6 Netbook (currently)
Here are a few other various phones that I have experience with: Sony Ericsson W550, Sony Ericsson W580, Sony Ericsson C905, Sony Ericsson Xperia X10, Sony Ericsson Xperia Play, Samsung Synch, Samsung Rugby, Samsung Rugby 2, BlackBerry Pearl, Motorola Razor, LG Thrill, Samsung Focus S i937, BlackBerry Curve, Pantech Breeze 3 etc..,.
1999 - Audiovox 9155-GPX
2000 - Qualcomm QCP-1960
2001 - Nokia 3360 (AKA 3310)
2003 - Nokia 3595
2004 - Sony Ericsson T616
2004 - Sanyo SCP-5500
2004 - Motorola V600
2006 - Motorola RAZR V3
2008 - Nokia N82
2008 - Apple iPhone
2010 - Apple iPhone 4
2011 - Google Nexus One
2011 - Samsung Focus
2012 - MyPhone QTV38
2012 - Cherry Mobile Flare
2013 - HTC One M7
2014 - Xiaomi Mi 3
2015 - LG G3 Beat
2016 - Microsoft Lumia 640
2016 - Motorola Moto E 4G
2016 - Samsung Galaxy Note 3
2017 - LG G5
2017 - Google Pixel
2017 - Samsung Galaxy S7 edge
2017 - LG V20
2017 - Apple iPhone SE
Still have the Mi 3, G3 Beat, Moto E, G5, V20, and iPhone SE. I had some other phones like the BlackBerry Bold 9000, Palm Pixi Plus, and iPhone 5 briefly as well.
I'm just not as interested with phones anymore. They are losing simple features like no headphone jack. Thinking of getting an iPhone 7, Xperia XZ1 Compact, or XA2.
Nothing really wows me anymore. My G5, SE, and V20 will be in my daily driver rotation for quite awhile.
Mine: Nokia 3310 >> Nokia 2600 >> Nokia 2700 + Samsung Corby 2
Then from Nokia 2700>> Nokia 5730 Xpress music>> Nokia 5800
From Samsung Corby 2>> Samsung Galaxy Y>> Huawei honor Holly>> Nokia 6
I,ve used
1. Nokia 3210 2000
2. Nokia 6110 2001
3. Nokia 3310 2001
4. Siemens M35i 2001
5. Nokia 8310 2003
6. Nokia 3100 2004
7. Nokia 7250i 2004
8. LG G3100 2004
9. Nokia 1110 2005
10. Nokia 3230 2006
11. Sony Ericsson J200 2006
12. Nokia N70 2006
13. Motorola Motofone F3 2006
14. Nokia N73 ME 2007
15. Nokia N95 8GB 2008
16. Samsung Cxxx 2009
17. Sony Ericsson W350i 2009
18. Nokia N97 2010
19. Sony Ericsson T100 2010
20. Sony Ericsson W100i Spiro 2010
21. Nokia 5130 XM 2010
22. Nokia 5233 XM 2011
23. Nokia N8 2011
24. Nokia E66 2011
25. Nokia E63 2012
26. Nokia E52 2012
27. Samsung Galaxy S3 2012
28. Samsung Galaxy S4 2013
29. Apple iPhone 4 2013
30. Apple iPhone 6 2014
31. Xiaomi MI 4 2014
32. Redmi Note 4 2016
33. Apple iPhone X 2018
So far
I'm also missing my Note4, it died the same way after 2 years. Really missing the leather back, IR blaster and the flat screen. Stuck with an S7 edge, which is OK... Next phone might not be Samsung after 6+ years.
I love all the In Past Tense stories. This one was very detailed and I would've had fun using the cell phones of the past. It's nice to know the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is an excellent handset. I like the S5 and the Note 4. They have great features and beautiful design.
3D Memorys, 03 Mar 2018Hi Victor, do you think the hardware QWERTY keyboard has better haptic feedback than on-screen... moreYes, without a doubt. A button is more tactile than no button by definition:)
Hi Victor, do you think the hardware QWERTY keyboard has better haptic feedback than on-screen QWERTY keyboard?
Nokia 8210 hell of a phone
i am still on my note 4 and i have 2 batteries with external charger and i watch moveis without breaking...
im 17 so mine is pretty simple
my first phone was galaxy gio that phone couldn't break. I even hit my friends with it at the end i lost it on a trip. After that was my bar mitzva my parents bought me as a present the s3 mini, it was a really amazing phone quick, responsive and with that phone my intrest in custom firmware started. After I broke it somehow I bought s3 from my friend it was on a bad situation but still a phone. Later i moved to the redmi note 3 for like a year it's battery didn't run out it was the first phone i was actually happy with it's battery time. I broke it as I hit a pole with my bicycle searching for pokemons. That time I had to use a spare s2 handdown from my father it's battery was ruined and it couldn't handle 2 hours without charging that time I said to myself that I have to get a flagship phone I worked a lot and got myself (almost alone) the s8 plus and in one word it's an amazing phone.
Hi, I just love when someone mentions Samsung Galaxy Note 4 in their top picks. As of this moment Note 4 is still my favorite phone and i am still rocking it. The battery is still good even after 3.5 years and the screen is still deliciously beautiful. I moved to Oneplus just because i was missing a dual Sim Support and had to carry 2 Phones. Note 4 still always there in my Bag and is still my backup Phone shame Samsung is not updating the phone though it still is a very powerful phone. Peace
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