my phones since 1996.
2010
	sony ericsson x8. cheap android. it is not fantastic, syncronising 
	calendar, contacts and email works fine. app itch is not as bad with
	the small screen. phone system aesthetics is not great.
2009
	sony ericsson w715. had wifi and could easily be in my pocket. 8gb 
	memory card. great tetxting and walkman, all right video, camera
	dissappointing. sound recording was trustworthy. wifi stopped working
	due to baby drewl, but it was not replaced until xmas 2010. 
2009
	iphone 3gs great to learn the ios. apples first sound recording app
	didnt save an hour long interview i did properly so no my mum got
	the phone. apps and news reading became grinding to me, as a sort
	of indifferent play.
2007
	sony ericsson k810i had a great camera, and better bluetooth sync 
	than earlier. more consumer smart than business smart. i liked that.
	i still have it, it but it didnt have wifi, and i started to use it to update.
	now its my backup phone, as long as the battery and charger works.

2006
	sony ericsson k750i i considered to be my best phone ever. great 
	radio and mp3 quality. the 2 megapixel camera took encredible 
	pictures. quality of the record function was good enough to record 
	short conversations. it was sad when it fell out of the pocket in a new 
	jacket in the middle of traffic. didnt crash totally, so i got a bit for it.

2005
	nokia 6600 was a nice phone with possibility for flash lite 1.1, 
	but it was very difficult to learn to sms as quick as on the siemens,
	usability on Symbian is apparently nothing compared to the earlier
	Siemens. But very nice features, the camera 640x480 was really good.
	It fell to the floor one day, sadly.

2004
	the siemens s55 was really good, so i got one of these again.
	I lost it somewhere.
	
2003
	siemens s55 screen doesn't work, after i threw it to the floor, but
	the rest seems fine.. i can also control it from my old pc and
	partly from macosx.
	its the second one of those i have, since the first got lost in a
	cab, bluetooth is nice. also it's sms features with scrolling is
	fantastic. i used the www functions for reading news in trains,
	it's ok, and games' ok.

2002
	siemens c45, it fell out on the balcony and further on down to the
	one below, and then to the ground, i saw it falling slowly all the
	way, slipping between my fingers like soap.
	it had an orange screen, and better sms, i got really fast at this
	one. messages in send-box showed a time and a date. it was the
	first time i played games on a phone.

2001
	siemens c35 went down the same day as my palm pilot, and powerbook,
	as if there where something wrong with my flat.
	its the one drawn at 20847735.dk.

1998
	philips? something, it fell out of my bag in a plane, because it
	was to big and heavy. it had a slide-protection for the keypad,
	kind of okay. i must have had really big pockets. it was also about
	that time big pockets on the side of the trousers had glory days.

1996
	dancall 2710 was my first cell phone, and it was really big. it
	could receive sms, but not send. the battery didn't work in the
	end.
	im not sure if i bought this one because it was build at a factory
	not so far from my hometown. but i liked that, later on it have had
	an impact on which phone i chose, and siemens has supported my 	
	favorite soccer team.