Before the N900 I was a die-hard Palm OS fan until the bitter end. The Treo 650 is now the second best phone I've ever owned.

n900 now for sure its like havin your eyes opened for the first time switchin to this! can really connect and navigate usin it without feelin like i was trying to do it all through a peeping hole

before this was def my n82 wicked fone! and still 1 of the best cameraphones i know of with its xenon 5mp an sturdy as hell design

I loved my 6630.. first 3g phone..

then i did have it after a dreadful v80 so could just have been love by comparison..

First phone to break the 200Mhz barrier as well

EDIT: I also think it was the first 1.3mpx phone ......... or was it Siemens S65

Like my friend above I have had Psions since the Series 3 then the 3a and all the rest up to and including the Netbook. Those machines are still ahead in many ways.

I currently have a Nokia 9300. E90, N97 and my N900. I like them all that is why I still have them. I think once I get used to the Linux and have more third party software I could put my N900 in the top category. To be honest with the Symbian OS there are so many things one can do and do them very easy.
But I will get there on my N900 too. Its a great phone and I love it.

N95/N95 8gb and N900 all the way.
Still got the N95 and it's working rocksolid.

Once I finally caved and decided to get rid of my trusty Motorola pager

My first phone was the 7210, I really loved texting on that thing once I figured out T9, could really fly with it.

Then I got the 6820, my god I loved that phone, this was when AIM was the preferred method of communication amongst friends and it was so nicely integrated, and the little camera was great. Also it had a phone call record option that would record calls without the annoying little beeps, omg I had epic prank phone calls on that phone. Then I lost it the phone, and was heartbroken, and shortly after I lost it, I dropped off the grid and went out of civilization and lived out in the country for a while. I ended up getting a free nokia for about 6months from ATT when I returned to society. Then I got the N82


I really love the N82, and in fact I still own it and take it out on occasion when I know I'm going to be drunk and rowdy and around a lot of friends so I can take pics. I remember when I first got the phone I would upload pics to Facebook and people would not believe the pics came from my phone, I still think the night time pic quality of that phone in a dark bar or club is unmatched till today, until the N8 comes out. I noticed I used that phone so much to browse at home on wifi even with its inferior browser, and I saw the buy.com deal for the N810 and bought that and instantly fell in love with Maemo. Afterwards I bought the N86 and after a month I saw the plans for the N900, I knew I had to have it because after using Maemo staying with Symbian just felt flat, so I sold the N86 and bought the N900 upon release. I had to send it back for a defect and it took about 3 weeks to get a replacement, once they got back in stock I have had the N900 ever since. I love the N900 hands down the best phone/mobile computing experience ever. I thought about the N8 to have as a secondary, but I can't justify it, not with the N9 looming around the corner and I still haven't hit any walls so to speak with the N900 so I'm going to keep it until the N9.

hmnn.. I have used many phones and N900 is my favorite phone ever.
I didnt even understand that phone can be this brilliant and amazing!

My e71 is probably the best phone I've ever had. Nuff said! For me the N900 never was about calling and phone features (which are rubbish), so I'm not even considering it in this.

Second and third place is taken by my first and third ever phones. The Alcatel Barclaycard phone I got in 1997. It had features ahead of it's time that convinced me to get a mobile. Balance checking, mini-statements and the like. It was also the thinnest phone I'd ever seen before the Startac came along.



My Nokia 5110 was a great phone. Reliability, loooong battery life, multiple ring tones and of course snake. I thought express covers where a bit gimmicky and I never changed mine.



Then around 2001 I got the first Western colour screen phone the Sony Ericcson T68. It was a great size, excellent keypad (with the first extra long battery life and the screen really gave a glimpse of the future mobiles. Bluetooth for the masses and most importantly T9. What a phone! It gets an honourable mention.

Got to be this


My first love....Siemens S6


And now of course N900