Do you still remember your mobile phone history?

UPDATE this post pls. I miss commenting here

I can’t say for sure the years when I had my earlier phones but I’ll try to list then all just the same.

1998 – Alcatel One Touch Easy (passed down)
2002 – Nokia 3310 (sold)
2003 – Nokia 5510 (lost)
2004 – Philips (I forgot the model; plus I don’t know what happened to it when I switched)
2005 – Nokia 8850 (passed down)
Late 2005 – Nokia 7650 (sold)
2006 – Nokia 3660 (passed down)
2007 – Nokia (I forgot the model also, but it’s a candybar-type phone; swapped)
Early 2009 – Nokia E63 (passed down)
Late 2010 – iPhone 3GS (passed down)
Late 2012 – Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (passed down)
2013 – BlackBerry Bold 9000 (secondary phone; passed down)
Late 2014 – Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (primary phone; passed down)
Late 2014 – Sony Xperia M2 (secondary; current)
3Q 2016 – Samsung Galaxy Note 7 (primary; returned)
Late 2016 – Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (primary; current)

1997 AudioVox (some analogue thing from Mobiline) passed down
1999 Ericson A1018s – lost
2001 Philips Ozeo – passed down
2002 Siemens C35 – passed down
2004 Nokia 7110 – passed down
2005 Nokia 1110 – passed down
2006 Sony Ericson K700 – passed down
2009 Nokia 1200 – passed down
2010 Olive V-G800 – broke
2011 Myphone Q19i Duo – passed down
2013 Alcatel OT Glory 2 – passed down
2014 Alcatel Pop C5 – passed down
2015 Asus Zenfone 4 – passed down
2016 Alcatel OT Go Play – current

2004-2007 Nokia 3310 (borrowed/replaced)
2007-2012 Nokia 3200 (gift/replaced)
2012-2015 Arc Mobile Nitro 500d (bought/soft bricked)
2015-2016 Cherry Mobile Touch HD (bought/destroyed)
2016-2017 China Phone (borrowed/replaced)
2016-2017 Alcatel One Touch Pop C2 (borrowed/Current Phone/soon to be replaced)
2017- Oppo A39* (bought/ Soon to be Used)

1998 – Motorola Microtac ( the last microtac model afaik )
1999 – Nokia 6150
2000 – Ericcson 2 liner text phone ( forgot the model)
2001 – Nokia 6250 ( damn bulky phone)
2004 – Nokia 3650
2007 – Sony P990
2011 – Samsung Galaxy Nexus
2014 – Samsung Galaxy S3
2016 – Samsung Galaxy Note 4

can’t remember exactly the years, but here is mine
Nokia 1100 circa 2005 broke down, served well
Alcatel OT-C552 2006 broke down within a year, memory management, original bootloop. xD
Nokia 1600 2008 lost
Nokia N70 circa 2009 still serves as music player, lose sim cover bloated battery
Lenovo E156 circa 2010 home phone, yep staus at home, a feature phone that thinks it’s an entry level smartphone, because it lags while texting
Sony Xperia miro circa 2012 family contact, former main phone
Sony Xperia Z1 Compact Kitkat (i prefer over lollipop, though the updater always bugs me about the newer version) 2016 my current main phone

2006-2007 Nokia 3310 (Brokedown: a-3-yr old secondhand phone from Ate)

2008-2010 Nokia 1208 (stolen)

2011-2012 Samsung E222 Chat ( stolen)

2013
– Galaxy Y ( stolen)
-Samsung E1200 (passed down)
– Myphone a848i duo (passed down)

2014 Starmobile Knight (passed down)
– Asus Zenfone 5 (passed down)

2015 Sony Xperia Z3 Compact ( passed down)

2016- Samsung Galaxy S7 ( Current Phone )

I started using mobile phone when I was in my Sophomore years in HS. Yeah, 3 of which were stolen hahaha

ooh interesting topic! here’s mine:
1998 – 2001 – Motorola microTAC 9800x (borrowed / dad’s)
2001 – 2002 – Ericsson GA 628 (gift / stolen)
2002 – 2003 – Nokia 8890 (borrowed / mom’s)
2003 – 2005 – Nokia 3210 (gift / broke down)
2005 – 2006 – Nokia 7210 (borrowed / dad’s)
2006 – 2007 – Nokia 3660 (bought / shelved but still working until now)
2007 – 2009 – Nokia 5300 (borrowed / sister’s)
2009 – 2011 – Nokia 5800 (bought / broke down)
2011 – 2015 – Samsung Galaxy S2 (bought / shelved but still working until now)
2015 – PRESENT – Sony z3 Compact (bought)

1995- analog phone (forgot the brand) under PILTEL
(PLDT) first cellular mobile phone service in the country in 1991. It operated under the MOBILINE using analog technology.
1994-1998 – Nokia 2110. This was one really neat phone for it’s time – caller ID, ring tones, and SMS
ISLACOM introduced the first digital mobile communication service in the Philippines using GSM (Global System for Mobile communications) world standard digital technology in 1994.
theyre all useful, big and heavy has loud ringtone and earpiece and longer charging also faster low batt.