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Mobile phones nostalgia. Community, Timelines, Stats.
With these polls about your first cell phone going around, it reminded me of my account on Mowned. This is my cell phone history, not including the brick car phone that my mom had in 1992+. It was in a box and had a big magnetic antenna you put on the roof of the car.
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the phones I've owned that was for me though most not in order. I have other phones that are in my collection that weren't mine so I don't count them as mine. also the ⚠️ are the ones I've had prior to 2017 but don't remember when.
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Timeline of my phones since 1997
Hi everyone!
Today I was thinking how cool it would be to make a timeline / overview of all the cell phones I've had. Thanks to the site "mowned", I made the following:
http://mowned.com/xfifteen
My very first phone was the Siemens C3, which was a necessity back in 1997.
My first phone without antenna was the Nokia 3310, the most popular Nokia phone ever. I just loved how I could change the front and back covers whenever I liked.
My first phone with coloured screen was the Sony Ericsson T300 :)
Shortly after that, I bought the Sony Ericsson T610, which was my first phone with a camera.
My very first smartphone, the Nokia 5800, I got in 2009 when I started working. Yes, it's a smartphone, stop arguing!
Now, the Sony Xperia Z is my 13th phone which can do tons more than all of the previous phones (well duh).
Funny how phones evolved in the past 16 years...
