Oh good grief I think I use the oldest cellphone in this thread. XD Makes me feel old an poor. Why is everything touchscreen?! :gonk:

My alcatel isn't touch screen. I don't really like touch screen but I'm getting one in September when I can get it for frees.

This is the phone I currently have, the Motorola Rival:



It's a pretty good phone but after about a year of use and dropping it a few times the display is starting to dim and I'm sure it won't last much longer.

I'm thinking about making the transition to a smart phone (at the urging of my fiance) and am thinking about the Palm Veer for my next phone:



It's really cute , the only thing I'm worried about is that the keyboard will be too tiny to actually type with. >.<

At home we have a cordless phone. We used to have this really old rotary phone on our wall though. It looked like this but beige:

I have the intensity 2. It is an alright phone but i would much rather prefer like a blackberry or android or something touch screen. My phone does what its supposed to and all but still.

I am 16 and have no phone. Take a moment, let it sink in.

People look at me like I'm crazy when they learn that, but it's true. Sometimes I use my mum's landline, other time I use a pay phone.

I have both a landline phone and a cellphone. I use the landline phone mainly for connecting to the internet. I don't know why, but because I never got the hang of tethering, I've come to believe WLAN connection is steadier than tethering- not to mention easier on my wallet. My mother also uses the landline phone more than the cellphone- she thinks cellphones are too complicated. My cellphone is Nokia 6303 Classic. It has a metal shell, and this makes it heavier but sturdier than similar-sized phones.