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So which phones and other portable (non laptop) devices do you physically have within your home right now? Even those collecting dust somewhere are counted. Or do you only have the most current devices and everything else is retired out of your view?
Mine;
Smartphones
- LG G4
Love it. In fact since my current laptops are all overheating so badly or otherwise in ageing turmoil, this has become my primary working device (which feels strange)
Feature/Dumphones
- Nokia 2720 Fold
- Nokia C2-01
- Nokia 1650
The flip I actually just recently purchased used, to perform as secondary phone - well in fact as primary, as call me crazy but I actually prefer to do my calls and actual phone stuff with these old farts, rather than with smartphone that is clunky to handle and feels more like mini laptop. Battery keeps alive for long too so you can forget charging it. So yes I do move around with two phones most of the time. As for the other two Nokias, they are just old leftovers still hanging in the box for some reason. The C2 isn't too bad except for quite exhausted battery I guess. Apart from those the only two other phones I've actually ever personally owned before were Nokia 6100 and Nokia 3310, (nostalgia) so yeah not only have I upgraded extremely rarely but I still own most of those few lol.
Tablets
- Archos 48
Well if you can really call it tablet, it's more like hybrid between old Gen media devices, and the very first internet tablets. It's not that great, as I already told you on the other thread, and I might just finally take it out of misery soon.
Other portable devices
- IPod Nano 7th Gen
- Nintendo DS mini
- Creative Zen Vision W
IPod for music & audiobooks and (2008 bought) DS for random rare gaming, self explanatory. The Creative offline media device, that one has been hanging around since 2006 and surprisingly still working after exhausting drainage during the years, holding onto it for nostalgic purposes I guess. It was quite marvelous sight back in the day, remember my best friend calling it UFO device. Which is kinda funny remark today with the changed scene in portable media landscape
Not gonna start listing stuff I've thrown out since this thread isn't about that really, but it's not that exhausting list now that I start to think about it. Updating rarely and taking everything out of old tech until they melt in your hands seem to have effect
Mine;
Smartphones
- LG G4
Love it. In fact since my current laptops are all overheating so badly or otherwise in ageing turmoil, this has become my primary working device (which feels strange)
Feature/Dumphones
- Nokia 2720 Fold
- Nokia C2-01
- Nokia 1650
The flip I actually just recently purchased used, to perform as secondary phone - well in fact as primary, as call me crazy but I actually prefer to do my calls and actual phone stuff with these old farts, rather than with smartphone that is clunky to handle and feels more like mini laptop. Battery keeps alive for long too so you can forget charging it. So yes I do move around with two phones most of the time. As for the other two Nokias, they are just old leftovers still hanging in the box for some reason. The C2 isn't too bad except for quite exhausted battery I guess. Apart from those the only two other phones I've actually ever personally owned before were Nokia 6100 and Nokia 3310, (nostalgia) so yeah not only have I upgraded extremely rarely but I still own most of those few lol.
Tablets
- Archos 48
Well if you can really call it tablet, it's more like hybrid between old Gen media devices, and the very first internet tablets. It's not that great, as I already told you on the other thread, and I might just finally take it out of misery soon.
Other portable devices
- IPod Nano 7th Gen
- Nintendo DS mini
- Creative Zen Vision W
IPod for music & audiobooks and (2008 bought) DS for random rare gaming, self explanatory. The Creative offline media device, that one has been hanging around since 2006 and surprisingly still working after exhausting drainage during the years, holding onto it for nostalgic purposes I guess. It was quite marvelous sight back in the day, remember my best friend calling it UFO device. Which is kinda funny remark today with the changed scene in portable media landscape
Not gonna start listing stuff I've thrown out since this thread isn't about that really, but it's not that exhausting list now that I start to think about it. Updating rarely and taking everything out of old tech until they melt in your hands seem to have effect
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