Posted by Geezay
I am a member from the early 2000s from, the Ericsson to the Sony Ericsson days, the UIQ days on the P-series of devices from the R380 (which I never used and ran EPOC not Symbian UIQ) to the P1i days. The early smartphones with the stylus has such an influence on me that to this very day I use the Samsung S-Ultra devices with the S-pen and can't imagine using other devices!
What are other members of ESATO using nowadays? Especially the members from back in the day. Have you stuck with what remains of Sony Ericsson - using the Sony Xperia devices?
[ This Message was edited by: Geezay on 2025-08-06 14:01 ]
Posted by tranced
Howdy!
I've been using an iPhone X since 2021. I think it's time to give it up as it's not supported anymore and some developers have stopped supporting apps running on 16.7.
Posted by hihihans
Hi after 8 years i changed from my iPhone 7+ to a brand new 16e.
Posted by Aivar
Greetings from the past!
My main phone is a SonyEricsson K601i, which turned 18 this spring. I have changed the battery every five years, although each of these batteries would have lasted longer. As a hobby phone, I occasionally turn on a character like the Ericsson GH 174. It works without problems (repeatedly renewed battery). The hobby phone is also the world's smallest phone, the Zanco Tiny T1 (weight with battery 13 grams). Half of the hobby phone is a Cat B40, which is constantly in use. Unfortunately, I also have a smartphone: a Xiaomi Mi 10T from my employer.
Posted by goldenface
That phone looks tiny.
I'm using a W902 and C903 as my hobby phones and recently purchased a
X10
Posted by razec
I own 4 devices at the moment, with their purposes split into the ff:
-Galaxy S21 FE as my main camera and daily driver
-Poco X3 GT 256GB as my backup device that I carry all the time
-My 9 year old Galaxy J7 2016 (as my music player because 3.5mm jack and a microSD slot and removable battery)
-Pocofone F1 as an emergency contact device
my old
and Nokia devices do not have a battery, but I kept them in my mini museum to reminisce the good ol days when phones weren't this enshittified 
I don't buy new phones like I used to every few years, I try to keep my stuff running for as long as they can, and new phones don't excite me the way Nokia and
did in the 2000s.[ This Message was edited by: razec on 2025-08-28 19:22 ]