Sprint Touch Pro flashed with a Custom ROM. I still have it active but it's going away very very soon. I'm kinda sad because I didn't think it was that bad of a phone.
I used to have the original Blackberry Storm for about a year and then BAM!! This new phone came out (Droid) and it was an instant tingling in my pants and when that happened I knew I must have it lol.
Samsung i760, prior to that I had a WM 5.1 device (Dell Axim v30, then Dell Axim xV51) and a dumb phone. Prior to that I had a Palm IIX and then a Palm Vx.
The Droid is my first smart phone.
My previous phone was a hacked Razr K1M running Vivo, a Brazillian OS that didn't lock anything on the phone. Everything worked; BT, DUN, MP3 Player, Internet, etc.
Internet with a dial pad keyboard. Mmmmm.
-Just because you can doesn't mean you should, I guess.
At least I didn't have to pay Veri$on a second time to listen to songs I already owned.
I had HTC Apache (xv6700) and HTC Titan (xv6800) each for about 2 years. 4 years of WinMo and I had enough and picked up the Droid on christmas eve. At first I was going to get the Imagio, but the Android UI sold me. There were no TouchPro2 phones in stock and I wanted WinMo 6.5 and wasn't about to wait around for the TP2 to get it. I miss how seamless WinMo was with exchange and other microsoft products, notably office, but Android is working out for me and the UI is so much more stylish than WinMo without any needed skinning to make it look less blah.
I had the verizon HTC Touch, in hindsight, the worst phone I ever owned. the screen blacked out three months before my contract was up. This is the reason why I think I will never invest in an HTC phone again.
I was using a Sprint/Nextel/whoever Motorola i850. Great piece of hardware, best phone I've owned (until the Droid proves itself). Clamshell, It actually looked like a phone, tough as nails, I broke one of the displays a year ago (fell asleep on it) and it still worked, good camera, rudimentary text/web stuff, it'll be missed.
I was amused that I quit the i850 and the Droid's model number is something close like a855.
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