T68i, P900, Orange SPV M2000, O2 XDA Exec, Orange SPV M3100
A Few things are clear, one of which is that I am a hoarder (of old phones)
From Left to right are the phones I have used for their respective years.
2002 = Sony Ericsson T68i
2003 = Sony Ericsson P900
2004 = Orange SPV M2000
2005 = O2 XDA Exec
2006 = Orange SPV M3100
2002 = Sony Ericsson T68i
The T68i was a great small phone with excellent battery life.
2003 = Sony Ericsson P900
I had a Sony Ericsson P800 first, sold that and got the P900. It was another great phone. This was the first usable “email on the move” device I had.
2004 = Orange SPV M2000
The SPV M2000 had one inherent pocket PC flaw, that when the device lost power you lost everything, contacts, e-mails, texts etc. This flaw affects all PocketPC’s/Smartphones running prior to windows mobile 5.0. so as good as this device was this design flaw was the reason I would eventually replace it.
2005 = O2 XDA Exec
This is a great little computer but an awful phone. Its simply too large to be practical. However is suited me at the time. I get 25 e-mails for every telephone call I got on the device. So for me it was the right technology.
2006 = Orange SPV M3100
The M3100 has everything, it has the same feature set of the XDA Exec but none of the issues relating to the size of it (see picture above).
Summary
Over the years I have been happy with all these purchases and all have contributed to making me more productive when I am mobile.
I am wondering what now? I have a great smart phone what do the developers have up their sleeves to keep pushing the envelope.
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