Once I finally caved and decided to get rid of my trusty Motorola pager

My first phone was the 7210, I really loved texting on that thing once I figured out T9, could really fly with it.

Then I got the 6820, my god I loved that phone, this was when AIM was the preferred method of communication amongst friends and it was so nicely integrated, and the little camera was great. Also it had a phone call record option that would record calls without the annoying little beeps, omg I had epic prank phone calls on that phone. Then I lost it the phone, and was heartbroken, and shortly after I lost it, I dropped off the grid and went out of civilization and lived out in the country for a while. I ended up getting a free nokia for about 6months from ATT when I returned to society. Then I got the N82


I really love the N82, and in fact I still own it and take it out on occasion when I know I'm going to be drunk and rowdy and around a lot of friends so I can take pics. I remember when I first got the phone I would upload pics to Facebook and people would not believe the pics came from my phone, I still think the night time pic quality of that phone in a dark bar or club is unmatched till today, until the N8 comes out. I noticed I used that phone so much to browse at home on wifi even with its inferior browser, and I saw the buy.com deal for the N810 and bought that and instantly fell in love with Maemo. Afterwards I bought the N86 and after a month I saw the plans for the N900, I knew I had to have it because after using Maemo staying with Symbian just felt flat, so I sold the N86 and bought the N900 upon release. I had to send it back for a defect and it took about 3 weeks to get a replacement, once they got back in stock I have had the N900 ever since. I love the N900 hands down the best phone/mobile computing experience ever. I thought about the N8 to have as a secondary, but I can't justify it, not with the N9 looming around the corner and I still haven't hit any walls so to speak with the N900 so I'm going to keep it until the N9.