ring-a-ding :)

[hacker_on_fire]

all the vey latest mobile phones have too many bugs in them. some crash like pc's and just freeze up. i am gonna wait till it comes more of a standard.

also i am on o2 as well (go arsenal)

[MPS]

nope, Oriphus, those were just standard user requirements

[The Edge]

Nokia 6150

Brick phone!

[Oriphus]

i think we need to get a few more people answering the pole. 11 is pretty useless

[hacker_on_fire]

definetly...maybe a lot of peple dont have mobiles

[Oriphus]

Could be i suppose, even though so many now have them

[MPS]

welll, at the moment nokia is well ahead, but as you say... 11 is not that much yet... gotta find polish people from this forum - they got lots of mobiles

[Oriphus]

Even get some japanese - apparently 90& of the population have them. My God, that is a weird old country alright!! To techy for my liking!

[SKD_Tech]

Well I have a Nokia cell phone and an awesome Motorola (spelling?) home cordless phone. You can take 2 handsets out on the road to use them as walkie talkies too with great reception car to car. Also other features such as baby monitoring, intercom, call forwarding to other handsets, etc..

[Batman]

I've just discovered the cordless phone hehe

I don't have a cell phone

[SKD_Tech]

damn that's all a cell phone is. A cordless phone with great reception..

[Batman]

It's hip I need it to be cool lol

[SKD_Tech]

yep. Ur probably old aren't ya just kidding Batman.

[rsquirell]

If you do a lot of long distance, Cell phones pay for themselves. Also nice to forward landlines to 'em when you go fishing. Put me down for a Sprint Samsung...and a Sprint PCS Vision card for the notebook.

[hacker_on_fire]

cordless phones need their base to be plugged in if you want to make any calls (main purpose).

Cell phones are generally smaller, better looking and have many other features (sms, picture messaging, wap..) and do not need a base so can be used anywhere.

So they are very different.