I'll bring my special polish with me...and I still have not received the iPad...DS member said it was in the post...I have gr rid of the Mac so will call on my new bit of tech:

http://atalentedbunch.files.wordpres...nana-phone.jpg

Are you coming over on the tram?

How else would I get there? Ride on Mower? Was a bit drafty last time.

Horse and cart? I can see you in a flat cap

Don't you be laffing at meh 'phone, you!

Probably my first ever phone (2002), the Samsung T100. It was incredibly advanced for its time: a colour screen, clamshell design, polyphonic ringtones... I loved it to bits.

The only downside was that the phone didn't have a camera.

Samsung E370

Small, lightweight and great keypad

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Mitsubishi Trium Eclipse has been my favourite mobile phone.

The first colour screen mobile, with a big screen which you could see a whole text without scrolling (trust me, this was a novelty in 2001). It was the right size too, in the era of the microscopic Nokia 8210, which was too small to be truly useful. It had a great speaker & sound & the reception was great too as it had a stub aerial which you no longer see on mobile phones today.

Ericsson T68
Not the SE T6i

Don't have a horse anymore - Tesco took it

I had a T68 too.

I liked that phone & by biggest regret was giving it to my sister who subsequently destroyed it.

It would have been nice to still have that phone hidden away in the store cupboard like my Trium.

Nokia 3310 - Sturdy with GREAT battery life. Was using this as a secondary phone 'til 2009! Would happily pick one up again and use for nostalgic value.

The Samsung Galaxy S2 is the best phone, but the battery on these smart phones are soooo draining.