Poll: Which Android phone are you?

Android phones have finally become a staple option for a lot of consumers. There are many affordable entry-level ones up to the high-end flagship handsets available in the market — and it looks like everyone’s got an Android nowadays.

So let’s put this as a poll — which Android phone are you using right now? And how long have you been using it?

Go hit the comments for your answers. Let’s see how pervasive Android is in the Philippines.

Abe Olandres

Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

https://www.yugatech.com

230 Comments

Frank says:

14 years ago

“and it looks like everyoneâ€™s got an Android nowadays”

hhmm… I don’t quite agree with this. I know a lot of people who still stick with nokia. One can get a decent nokia phone kasi for like 5k while androids are around 8k and above
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Mat says:

14 years ago

Desire HD for 4 months.
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Mat says:

14 years ago

Just to add; my wife is using a Desire for around a year and I’m planning on getting my 6 year old a Desire S.
Allan says:

14 years ago

envy the 6 year old..=D
Mat says:

14 years ago

Kids are amazing with technology. My daughters been using all our devices with minimal supervision when she was 2. Soon, she will be teaching me about all these things.

Miguel Ambrosio says:

14 years ago

Been using my Wildfire for 4 months now
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Th0m5k says:

14 years ago

Samsung Spica then Motorola Milestone then HTC Desire.
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Nomnom says:

14 years ago

@Frank – but are you aware that android is a smartphone’s OS?
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Non-Techie says:

14 years ago

Regardless if he is aware or not, his point is still valid. Android phones are not as cheap as the ones with the basic proprietary operating systems – which in his example are Nokia budget phones.

He is just saying that not “everyoneâ€™s got an Android nowadays”. This is true. I don’t know anyone who’s using an Android phone. It’s either iOS, Blackberry OS, or Nokia-based operating systems.

Sa mata kasi naming mga pasosyal at social-climbers, mas maganda ang Apple at Blackberry. Pwede ka magpanggap na mayaman pag may iPhone or Blackberry ka, sa Android (Samsung, HTC, Cherry, etc.) medyo kelangan pa ng onting effort. :) Haha joke lang.

jomar says:

14 years ago

SGS Gingerbread since October 2010
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mel galima says:

14 years ago

samdsung galaxy spica for 8months now :)
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Bing Kimpo says:

14 years ago

Had a Huawei Ideos for a month, then “upgraded” to a second-hand HTC Google Nexus 1, now running Gingerbread. Love it, except that I still have to better manage my battery usage.

Admittedly though, I am currently lusting for a Dell Streak.
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Ces says:

14 years ago

N1 since Feb 2010
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Makee says:

14 years ago

Samsung Galaxy S running Froyo. :p
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