As we scoured the web for interesting content, we discovered a Reddit thread in which battle-hardened Android users were thinking about their first smartphones and how they behaved from today's perspective. . We have collected the opinions of Redditors users and added them to PhoneArena's opinions to emphasize the difference between yesterday and today. Take advantage of this selection of smartphones that come out of guns, but end up aging like milk, rather than good wine. Check out the PhoneArena article for five other smartphones like this one.
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The desire z??? Wasn’t it the g2?
ReplyDelete5 'old' ... now "ANCIENT"
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Nostalgia lane? Wonder if that's two blocks over memory lane?
ReplyDeleteMadarchod (fuck)
ReplyDeleteAndroid an IOS devices were shit in those years, Symbian was way better in many aspects. Up until 2012.
ReplyDeleteI still have many of my old devices. HTC was top back then. Wish they would make a come back. Have my HTC Evo, Evo shift, Evo 4G LTE, Evo 3D and so on. Also have the Optimus S and HTC One lines. Have many LG and Samsung devices as well.
ReplyDeleteHTC has a place in my heart from way back in the winmo 6.5 days.
I used a lgl35g net 10 tracfone it was painfully slow
ReplyDeletethe Model T Ford would probably be useless today, this is a stupid review
ReplyDeleteGoogle are making the - Android GO - series of phones which are as close as you can get to the spec of these phones TODAY
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDAc83ILXG4
not forgetting
ReplyDeleteHow KaiOS Is Becoming the 3rd Major Mobile OS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA_g2bQgOXY&t=462s
mwc 2019 ( not english ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KS6USYMG64I
Nokia 1 Plus | Go, Android Go! Mobile World Congress 2019 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wjoolnq88os
ReplyDeleteAndroid Go - Hands On at Mobile World Congress 2018 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPcOK8wrSaU
I thought you are vsauce at first glance
ReplyDeleteI'm using a Droid turbo
ReplyDeleteMy lg optimus s i like but its starting to feel very very old snapchat wont load no more lol
ReplyDeleteMy first smartphone was in 2012, the Nokia C6-00.
ReplyDeleteEgg head
ReplyDeleteMy first smart phone was iPhone 3G but my second smart phone was an LG optimism
ReplyDeleteI think u are a fan boy of htc
ReplyDeleteVampire teeth Alert!!!
ReplyDeleteI have htc deziere z
ReplyDeleteHey!
ReplyDeleteOn the thumbnail, I clearly see my HTC Desire Z (T-Mobile G2) over here. I still remember playing Bad Piggies on it 😂
I used to own the desire z, got robbed unfortunately
ReplyDeleteG1 squad
ReplyDeleteSpeak fucking english
ReplyDeleteOptimus v (virgin variant of the s) was a great phone back when... Especially for the price. Performed better than there option that cost twice as much. Mine got used until 2015...
ReplyDeletei miss how much garbage was out there the only phone i miss was the motorola droid max and all the iterations of them
ReplyDeleteThe lg stylo 4 would blow these out of the water lol yet it cost less in its time...
ReplyDeleteWhy you werent looking to the camera??
ReplyDeleteDid PhoneArena just take a reddit thread and make it into a video cause they couldn't come up with anything....?
ReplyDeleteWow... please PhoneArena, don't turn into BuzzFeed.
I still use my LG Optimus which specificallythe slider keyboard version, it has a variety of names. While no longer supported, is underpowered, with 160mb usable storage. It has been a viable MP3 Player and it works fine in that role. Surprised that the battery still has a sufficient charge and battery life as it's no longer connected. If it was, then I'd only have 5 hours of usable battery life and it is plugged into a powerbank every day.
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE Desire Z with modern specs. It was a great phone at that time, unfortunately like every HTC from that era the battery was sh*t - but imagine it now with that bulky size how big that battery would be, juice for whole week!
ReplyDeleteI littley use the droid optimus s as daily music players at work lol
ReplyDeleteI miss the sliding keyboard thats why i kept my motorola droid 1
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