Loved this phone to death, literally. I kept this until the case was cracking and it couldn't stay together any longer. I loved the way they implemented the themes, and so much that I created a few of my own and submitted them to various T610 theme sites.

Another reliable Sony Ericsson phone that was very unique in the way it opened up.

I was a very early adopter of the Windows Mobile HTC devices. This was the phone that got me hooked on the "Smartphone" trend back in 2006. Very unreliable, unstable. It eventually broke and I don't remember what I did with it. Probably threw it away.

Decided to give Blackberry a try and fell in love. A very solid phone. One of the first to have GPS as well. Push e-mail, long battery life, very sturdy, and solid keyboard. I'm pretty rough on my phones and this one kept up with me. Unfortunately it's not water proof and I later dropped it in my sink.

When the Blackberry 8800 went swimming, I decided to jump on the iPhone bandwagon. Since I was already on AT&T it was an easy choice for my next phone. Coming from a Blackberry the transition was a bit hard. I wasn't used to such a simple device and no push email also. It was a fun toy while I had it but I couldn't take it serious. Battery life was terrible.

After my short stint with the iPhone 3G, I decided to go back to Blackberry and try the Bold. I sold the iPhone on eBay and with that money bought the Bold at retail price. What more can I say, I'm a Blackberry fan boy. It was nice having 3G on the Bold, but it really didn't matter because the browser was still worthless and on top of that AT&T's crowded network. I did enjoy the solid new OS 4.6 and the incredible speed of the Bold. One of my all time favorite phones, so much that I would probably use until it died.

I adore the phone, but I absolutely love Android(even more so 2.0!). Android is "pure geek heaven". Everything feels so nice and tight, but not so tight like the iPhone where you feel like you have no freedom.

Seemless GMail syncing(even with Google Apps), Google Voice, Facebook, Twitter, pretty much any social network I can think of. I've never felt so connected to the internet with just one device. And all at once(real multi-tasking) to boot.

It's almost like Apple and RIM having a baby and it being raised by Google engineers.