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What was your first mobile phone?
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Ericsson GF768 in yellow.
Loved it to bits. Everyone else had boring black Nokias/Sonys.
And this was before the days of removable covers.
Replaced with another Eric T28 (see above). Totally cool phone at the time, one of the first with Bluetooth and of all the phones since the only one with decent voice-dialling !
Loved it to bits. Everyone else had boring black Nokias/Sonys.
And this was before the days of removable covers.
Replaced with another Eric T28 (see above). Totally cool phone at the time, one of the first with Bluetooth and of all the phones since the only one with decent voice-dialling !
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My first one was very similar to the one on the right in this photo .
Was a novelty being able to text people , novelty didn't last long though . Just became annoying sending/receiving messages all the time and getting used to text language . And it still is to this day ! :evil:
Mike
Was a novelty being able to text people , novelty didn't last long though . Just became annoying sending/receiving messages all the time and getting used to text language . And it still is to this day ! :evil:
Mike
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Mike Muz 67":n90td0q5 said:Was a novelty being able to text people , novelty didn't last long though . Just became annoying sending/receiving messages all the time and getting used to text language . And it still is to this day ! :evil:
Mike
Remember the days of sending/receiving texts with one line display on the phone !
.. and you tell that to kids these day...
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Early 90s I had a Mercury 121. They only worked within the M25 and then expanded to work in Birmingham but nowhere in between.
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