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Phone?

What mobile OS do you run?

  • Android

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  • iOS

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Windows

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  • Blackberry

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Nokia

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Other

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • I don't have a phone

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
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  • Poll closed .
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This is doing nothing to help my procrastination, but I'm curious as to what mobile OS and phone members are using.

I run Android on a HTC Evo 3D. Haven't gotten around to messing with the OS yet.
 
Ehh.. Nokia or Windows?

So what are people with a Nokia Lumia 800 supposed to vote (hopefully the vlue one will be out soon so I have to change my vote) :)
 
Droid Bionic. 4G, dual core, 1gig ram. I had the original Droid. This phone make that one look like a toy.

Bob
 
Golf-HotelDelta said:
I don't have an OS on my phone, it just makes and receives calls :p
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Me too - used to have one that did everything including making coffee but I traded it in for one that makes phone calls ;) OK so I have a UK number and a US number but that is in the SIM card. Other than that the operating system is a finger (or perhaps two on a good day :))
 
scruffyduck said:
Me too - used to have one that did everything including making coffee but I traded it in for one that makes phone calls ;) OK so I have a UK number and a US number but that is in the SIM card. Other than that the operating system is a finger (or perhaps two on a good day :))
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An app for making coffee, wow.

Indeed, a smartphone is expensive to buy and expensive to run. In my work it is a plus to be able to get emails and get online anywhere. There are many functions that I have come to rely on. Of course I could live without it, but as long as I don't have too...
 
There's no option for "just a phone," so I had to choose "other..." Just saying... :D
 
Am I seriously the only one here with a Crackberry?!

Haha, not like I actually use it for anything, my company gave it to me! The only thing I ever do with it is make and receive calls and the occasional text.
 
Golf-HotelDelta said:
I don't have an OS on my phone, it just makes and receives calls :p
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me too....mine is suppose to do all kind of stuff but I only answer and call, I do not know the number since I never call myself.....when I was a young man life was fun without these very unneeded devices, I would take a long walk in the park with a sweet girl and never worry some entity would call me on a little box in my pocket at an indiscreet moment or other, one more reason that this planet in going directly to the boondocks.....as you know there are dozens more!!!!:eek::eek:...who needs HD TV????? or 800 channels on a tv set??? or butter spray!!!!!! or :eek:, or :eek:.......
 
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I use a work-issued phone. Due to the nature of my work no camera bearing devices are allowed in most work areas, which pretty much negates most of the stuff out there. It makes and receives calls, along with that texting thing that I never use. :D
 
As you know, I am an Apple freak. I had the iPhone 3G and finally broke down and got the iPhone 4 a few months ago. I would love to get the iP4s as you can get a 64Gig HD in it now, and better chip/Ram/camera, etc. Its well worth it to me. I use the HECK out of this thing. Right now I am using it as my stereo system. I have it filled with 'most' of my music, a couple of movies, some Podcasts, tons of (some) Apps (I had to take alot of things out as it was full). It is a laptop computer and camera and media bucket that is thinner then my wallet. Love it.

I would like to see iPad go to 256 gig HD and have the ability to make phone calls. I think that would be about the coolest thing, being able to hold 100 movies, TONS of music in it, all the App tools I use, and have it thinner then a magazine.


Technology blows me away. Who would have thought phones would have evolved into where they are today and what they can become tomorrow. Thanks Stevo.
 
No smartphone here either, just a simple phone that I can use to call people. So I choose Other as well.

But I am considering to buy a smartphone now, will probably be an Android one.
 
A Sony Ericsson W580i
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I also use the heck out of my phone. The GPS alone is almost worth it. I can speak a destination and get voice directions to it. I was traveling and in my rental car, opened the confirmation email I had from my hotel. I touched the address and navigation opened and gave me voice directions to the hotel. I play music on the phone through my car stereo. While doing this I got an important text. The phone stopped the music and read the text to me. I can tether my laptop to the phone if I need to get on line away from a network.

I put off getting a cell phone for years because I didn't want to be bothered by the phone ringing wherever I went. Look, just because the phone rings, doesn't mean I have to answer. Or I just turn it off. Besides, when I discovered that while on the road, I could call the pizza place, and it would be ready by the time I got there...well, that sold me.

The phone is just a tool like any other. It is what you make of it. My phone is a wifi analyzer, flashlight, star identifier, bar code reader, a level, guitar tuner, DJ machine, sound spectrum analyzer....and so forth.

Bob
 
bobbyjack said:
I also use the heck out of my phone. The GPS alone is almost worth it. I can speak a destination and get voice directions to it. I was traveling and in my rental car, opened the confirmation email I had from my hotel. I touched the address and navigation opened and gave me voice directions to the hotel. I play music on the phone through my car stereo. While doing this I got an important text. The phone stopped the music and read the text to me. I can tether my laptop to the phone if I need to get on line away from a network.

I put off getting a cell phone for years because I didn't want to be bothered by the phone ringing wherever I went. Look, just because the phone rings, doesn't mean I have to answer. Or I just turn it off. Besides, when I discovered that while on the road, I could call the pizza place, and it would be ready by the time I got there...well, that sold me.

The phone is just a tool like any other. It is what you make of it. My phone is a wifi analyzer, flashlight, star identifier, bar code reader, a level, guitar tuner, DJ machine, sound spectrum analyzer....and so forth.

Bob
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Sounds like mine, lol... I rarely use it for the phone.

Fave Apps are calculator, shopping list, texting family, dictionary, calendar, contacts and notes. oops. Its also my alarm clock. I use the timer sometimes for exporting models, cooking, when a show is going to come on, etc. Weather HD is also one I use alot.

I guess I could go on...
 
Windows Phone for me- I bought it cheaply when I lived in Canada and it's been great, especially when 'on the move' and trying to keep in contact with family etc.
Massive screen, grunty processor and the OS is really nice :)
 
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