What was your first Smartphone?

[azazl187]

I can't remember first phone but I loved my Ericsson T28. Great little flip phone

 

[lightbulb]

Nokia 7650 for me

 

[EGuitarStar]

For me it was. Siemens C25, was given to me by a friend as I refused to get a mobile phone in the early 2000s.

 

[AndyCr15]

Again, not a smartphone, surely? Do we need a different thread for first mobile phone?

 

[almoststew1990]

Mine was an HTC Wildfire. Objectively terrible phone that I used for two years at University. 384MB of RAM and 512MB of storage. 320*240 resolution. 500MHz or something CPU.

I then upgraded to an HTC One S which was was so much better, I loved that thing.

 

[Personality+]

Nokia 6600

 

[Mart2912]

My first proper smartphone (As in all touch screen, no number keys, Android based) was a Dell Streak. Probably the largest phone at the time. People used to say it was too large, yet modern day phones dwarf that Dell. Some people even asked me at the time if it was an iPad.

 

[Rexxar]

First smartphone was an iPhone 3gs and first android phone was a HTC Sensation XE, still have them both somewhere, would make good paperweights!

 

[Barry Smalley]

Also had an SPV E100. Was awesome having MSN messenger on it.

Had quite a few BlackBerry’s too. BBM was really good at the time.

 

[InHuman]

My first phone was a Motorola that I've never been able to find online since, loved that phone though!

 

[mingeroonie]

First proper smartphone was the Apple 3gs, hated it and swapped to android as soon as I could and never been back.

 

[darael]

I remember being excited when I got my Nokia 3510 - my first phone with a colour screen.

 

[LeeUK]

Sony Ericsson P800 in late 2003.

 

[mithrandir]

I had the yellow Savvy on BT Cellnet.

Philips Savvy - Full phone specifications

m.gsmarena.com

 

[5punk3monk3y]

MR201 1998

 

[El Jimben]

HTC Desire, loved that phone!

 

[LeeUK]

My first phone was a Sagem RC715 on Vodafone in 1999. It had SMS and that was about as smart as it got.

 

[Armadillo]

Nokia Lumia 535. I still like Windows mobile, the tiles actually worked well there.

 

[Cosimo]

An Ericsson R380!

 

[AndyCr15]

I guess, with the number of people posting what I would consider just 'mobile phones', do others consider them 'smart phones'. I don't know that there's a set definition for what makes a phone smart, but it seems to be around having an OS and computer functionality, so would that include Symbian and a calculator app? After all, my first mobile was just a digital display and could call people... nothing else.