Phone Tag

This *supposedly* easy tag from Chen turned out to be quite an adventure in itself, not only because it took me down the technology memory lane, but because I had to hunt down pictures of my previous cellphones. Lucky thing it wasn’t those really huge “tai-kor-tai” that resembled some generator. That would REALLY give away my age…hehe… Good thing too that the ever-resourceful Rinnah helped me look for the picture of my first cell phone.

List down the following:
1. The phone(s) that you owned previously
2. The phone(s) that you’re using now
3. The phone(s) that you’re looking at to replace the current phone

My first phone – Ericsson T18

I honestly could not even remember the model of this phone, so I had to rely on knowing what it looked like to get the model. This was my one and only flip phone, and at that time, this phone was pretty sleek compared to its bulkier counterparts. I had a blue one (like the one shown in the picture) and it came with an antenna which I suspect emitted quite a fair amount of electromagnetic rays. I remember using this phone to “boil phone porridge” with my hubby (then boyfriend) when he was working in the US at that time. An hour on this phone would make my head somewhat dizzy. Well, the phone battery’s life eventually ended, so I got a new phone, which marked the start of my devotion to Nokia phones.

My 2nd phone – Nokia 8250

 

The thing I love about this phone is its cool blue screen. It was functional at its best, and I didn’t care that it could not support images, nor surf the net, cos I wasn’t into those kinda things. It also survived a few falls, and served me well. The reason I moved on to my next phone was also because the battery life had run out.

My 3rd phone – Nokia 6020

 

My first camera phone! Although the pixel resolution left much to be desired, I was happy that I had a phone which supported images. When people asked me about my baby boy, I could proudly show them his picture using my phone. This phone was light and compact, and very professional looking. In fact it still works perfectly well, and since I got myself a new blogging phone, I passed this phone to my Mom.

My current phone – Nokia N73

 

Blogging made me switch to my current phone. The N73 has fantastic camera and video capabilities, and served my blogging needs entirely. Oh, if you haven’t yet heard, my phone is SEXY. I love it to bits and don’t intend to change it anytime soon, so I am skipping Part 3 of the tag 🙂

Finally, I am tagging the following peeps, whom I think are *phone* people:

Michelle
Hijack Queen
Paris Beaverbanks

 

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15 Responses to Phone Tag

  1. keeyit says:

    Fuyoh.. Nokia N73 !

    My current record is I changed 4 phones.
    1. Nokia 3310 – Spoilt
    2. Motorola T31- Stolen
    3. Nokia 8250 – Spoilt
    4. Samsung E720 – current I am using now..

    The Giddy Tiger says: Now you made me wish I had tagged you instead! 😀

  2. Wayne Liew says:

    When you say bloggging made you switched to N73, I thought you earn that much to buy you a new phone…

    The Giddy Tiger says: No la…I changed to the N73 so that I could get a picture everywhere I go 🙂

  3. narrowband says:

    The N95 I’m currently using is sufficient for daily use, but super laggy when it comes to taking photos (so much so that it’s almost impractical), soemtimes even hang… I think phones need to be equipped with better processors in the future!

    Of all ur (previous) phones, I’ve used 8250 before too and it was just great. Simple phone, very quick response, basic features and no problem at all. Why did I change, then? I changed because of the limited SMS storage capacity (how trivial, come to think about it. I mean, the phone didn’t even spoil or anything!). MY next phone was 6510, which could store more than 120 SMSes in the inbox.

    The Giddy Tiger says: N95!! Wow…. and yes, I do agree that 8250 was a really nifty phone.

  4. ehon says:

    N73! yay!! 😀 😀 hahahaha. like looking at my own phone. i cant even rmbr what phone i had. i think i only had 4 phones before. hmm…

    The Giddy Tiger says: Yay…partner in crime! 😀

  5. rinnah says:

    Hehehehe… so I not only nice, I’m resourceful too? *grin*

    My phone tag is coming right up! Come see, k?

    The Giddy Tiger says: Of course I will come and see… 🙂

  6. LB says:

    omg, you are too sexy!!!! I used to change phones every so often, but lately I am just kinda bored with it all, until the iPhone comes out here!

    The Giddy Tiger says: Hey, I know it is in Malaysia already…and in the US too…

  7. ParisB says:

    OMG you are so right. I’m so into phones 😛 or used to be

    The Giddy Tiger says: Haha…any way, I can’t wait to read yours.

  8. Chen says:

    kekeke.. I owned the Ericsson T18S too (initially i tot it was the other model till i accidentally saw the broken flip). Hhaha.. that was a great phone nevertheless 😀

    Nokia Rocks 🙂
    Nokia N73 lagi rocks 😀

    The Giddy Tiger says: We both rock together la, hoh?

  9. huisia says:

    i want iPhone 🙂
    was told that around S$1k+ in Singapore.

    The Giddy Tiger says: Can your PPP money cover that?

  10. may says:

    ooooh, oooh! I had the Nokia 8250 too! and I’m contemplating on the N73, but… I think I’ll hold out just a wee bit longer for the iPhone. *ring* *ring*

    The Giddy Tiger says: haha….I’m sure your wait will be worthwhile 🙂

  11. chinnee says:

    haha….now phone also kena tag ah?? Poor phone 😛

    The Giddy Tiger says: Bloggers think of anything and everything, huh?

  12. michelle says:

    Thanks for the tag. But I cannot remember the model of my first phone. I am not a phone person….so far I only own 3 models.

    The Giddy Tiger says: Just say what you can remember la…:)

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  15. Hijackqueen says:

    Ah, I remember your SEXY post on your new phone.

    The Giddy Tiger says: Hehe… I know you do! 😀

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