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Do you still use it? πππ
No, but I still have it somewhere in a drawerπ
Legendary Nokia
I had a Motorola bag phone sometime around 1994 or 1995. Sorry I don't have any photos and I don't remember the specific model. Google "bag phone" to see what these looked like.
Here's a wikipedia page about them.
The Motorola bag phone is the colloquial name for a line of personal transportable cellular telephones manufactured by Motorola, inc. from 1988 to 2000.
I donβt remember the model, it was an old flip Motorola with an antenna π€©
I remember holding one of these when I was small π
damnnnn this thing is for reals. I remember holding one as a kid and even back then thinking the thing was big. Im sure there are bigger gray ones.
AEG HT911 (1997)
It used the full-size gsm card (the one as large as a credit card). Got it second-hand in ~2003, brought from Spain; the battery was on its end of life.. and it was locked-in with Orange service provider (that's not legal anymore in EU).

Nokia 7610. Still works like a charm.
I still remember the day that my brother asked me if I wanted a mobile phone. In other words I bought it from him so we could then buy a new one for himself π. Best choice ever. Nokia never disappointed me πͺ
Motorola M3888 - year 2000 - I was 13
All my friends used to tease me at school because they had nokias and I had this brick.
Samsung Galaxy S Player 5.0
That phone was excellent at the time. Managed to get into custom ROM's and flash from Gingerbread, all the way up to Android Kitkat 4.4. I loved every minute using it to test different kernels and ROM's...
Nokia 7070 Prism
pretty :o
I got a HTC chacha when I was 14. It was a cheap phone, with a physical keyboard like a blackberry and a touch screen. At the time I wasn't convince by the full touch screen, I wanted some "mechanical" feel for the keyboard, to be sure what letter I was pressing.
It was a cool phone, only for the battery who was heating so much it melted some usb cables.
I donβt remember but it sucked