What Cellular Telephone (Mobile) do you own?

Hmm... well let's see here. I currently own quite a few cell phones.
My main phone that I use is a Nokia 6230:



The phone that I "have" to use at work, a Samsung D357:



My personal use phone which just about nobody has the number to, Black RAZR. But you all know how that looks like.

I'm hoping to get either the new Samsung ZX-10 or the LG CU320. Both got the new UMTS system on Cingular. Gotta love the almost broadband speed on them.

I used to have a Motorola V551, but I gave that to my dad. He's beat it up quite bad already. ><


How ya doing, buddy?

Actually, it's 16 cities for Cingular. And we're expecting to do video conferencing soon. We hear they're putting some last things together. Our Samsung rep said they are making us a Video conferencing phone. But knowing Cingular, they'll just postpone it even more and we'll see it later by the end of the year or something. At least our Samsung guy lets us in on some stuff.

As for Nokia, the 6282 is already causing a ruccus at my store at least. I'd like to get my hands on one. Also, our Nokia rep said a video conferencing phone is due soon for us as well. Can't wait for that.

I just love the 3G network. Speeds are very nice and love being able to talk and browse web at the same time. Plus, Opera Mini is improving, so that will be a big help for cell phones.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

I got mine since I work for the company. I hardly use some stuff on my phone, but with the way the technology is going, they'll make you use that little thing you hardly use. I used to use a wired headset for my phone. But now they all break within a month. And since the Bluetooth earpieces have lasted me quite some time now, I use that now. $50 for an earpiece that will last me months is worth more than buying them little wired ones over and over again.

Plus, it doesn't help that many companies make their BASIC phones with cameras and whatnot. I know Cingular makes you get a data package to get phones cheaper, making you use your phone/feature. It's pros and cons. If you're really into just getting a basic answer/end phone, that's really hard nowadays.

How ya doing, buddy?

True, but most pre-pay phones are "leftover" phones. The one model we got here they stopped making a few months ago. But it's still on prepaid. It's still not too good to go with the barest phone, since most likely it'll give you crap reception half the time. Spend a few dollars more and get a decent reception phone.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

Motorola V60's, for the most part were crap. Just wondering, do you still got the antenna on your's? I hardly seem them on them phones anymore...

I was speaking idiomatically.