Mine was like a LG Optimus, which at the time was decent. Now it is just a dumb phone. Some apps still work, like Youtube. Logging into Google, doesn’t.
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28 January, 2017 - 3:14 am
<p>Mine was an HTC XDA II, with Windows Mobile 2003…loved the apps and how it was possible to upgrade the OS on it, but it was terrible as an actual phone, the phone app was very unstable.</p>
<p>First was a HTC HD2 (which still works), although I made the mistake of putting Android on it and I lost all my WM apps. (Should have kept with WinMo 6.5 as a relic).</p>
<p>Then after HD2 I had, HD7 (POS), HTC Titan, Lumia 900, Lumia 1520 and now Xperia Z5 Premium.</p>
<p>Lumia 710. The only retail Windows phone that had physical buttons. I liked the design of it although it was considered ugly next to the Lumia 800. The phone had a bug with not being able lock properly and not being able to hangup in the calling screen, which were eventually fixed and then it was all right……….until someone pickpocketed my phone when I was sleeping on the bus. RIP</p>
<p>Mine was the original iPhone. I got it before they had app, when they were webapps.</p>
<p>My next phone was like 5 years later, a Lumia 520. about 2 years later a Lumia 640. Still using the 640 today. </p>
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<p>I had the HTC Evo 4G LTE also, and was my second phone. It was a great phone, and had a great display, performance, a good camera. The best thing about it, it had a kickstand! </p>
<p>the HTC Touch, running Windows Mobile (I think 6.1) with HTC’s "touchflow UI" (think the precurser to sense).</p>
<p>My carrier in Canada didn’t consider it a "smartphone" so they applied different plans to it. I got unlimited data on it for $5/month. I mean, it was slow as hell and the internet barely actually worked, but it was $5/month. </p>
<p>Went from there to a Palm Pre. So when that ship also sank ended up on Android and won’t go back.</p>
<p>Samsung Blackjack. A non-touchscreen Windows Mobile device with a full keyboard. Yep, a WinMo Blackberry ripoff by the masters of ripoff. Loved texting on it, but it broke literally in my pocket and replaced it with a then new iPhone 3GS.</p>
<p>Never went back from touch at that point.</p>
<p>Nokia Lumia 710 – I considered it an upgrade from my Zune HD. It was a great music player. Too bad MS destroyed that functionality with WP 8. I tried out quite a few after that moving to a Lumia 521, then a Lumia 635, then getting a Lumia 930. That’s when I jumped ship and got a Nexus 5x – I like the apps but I do miss my Windows phone…</p>
<p>Technically, my first was the HTC Juno (known as the T-Mobile Shadow). No touch screen and had a super cheap data plan, but ran Windows Mobile so it could be considered a smartphone. My first proper smartphone was the HTC Touch Pro II.</p>
<p>It was <a href="https://www.mobikart.com/mobile/apple-iphone-6-64gb" target="_blank">iPhone 6</a>, after a long wait finally my 1st iPhone. It runs on <span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51);">iOS 8 and has good camera quality as well as there are some features that only Apple can offer. </span> There has always being a debate on Android vs iOS. Now I can say that iOS wins the race.</p>
<p>Here is mine first one Siemens A51. Oh I miss this game with blocks. Who remember how it's called? This one https: //i.ytimg.com/vi/1RI3l8OUU_g/maxresdefault.jpg can'p post image :(</p><p><br></p>