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I've used quite a bit of android phones starting with the first one, G1 (HTC Dream):
 

HTC G1 (Dream)
Samsung Behold II
HTC MyTouch 3G
HTC Inspire 4G
Motorola Atrix
Motorola Atrix II
LG Nitro HD
Nexus 4
Nexus 5
LG V10
LG G5
LG G6
Samsung Note 8
LG V30
LG G7
OnePlus 6T
OnePlus 7 Pro
OnePlus 7T
OnePlus 8
OnePlus 8T
OnePlus 9 5G
Pixel 6
Pixel 6A
Pixel 7
Pixel 7A (current device as of today)

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Corrine

I used a Windows Phone until I had to upgrade in order to get 5G.  So, I now have my first Android phone: Samsung Galaxy A42 5G.  It has worked out well using the Kindle app for reading eBooks since my tablet died. 

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Will Watts

That's a lot of phones @securitybreach 🤯

 

I've used a fair amount of Android phones - I currently use both an iPhone and some Pixel devices for work. I'm not sure the very first Android phone I used.... possibly the Samsung Galaxy S2 ?

 

- Samsung Galaxy S2

- Samsung Galaxy S3

- Some HTC devices

- ???

- OnePlus 6

- OnePlus 8 Pro

- iPhone 13 Max Pro

 

I've also used a variety of Pixel phones, from Pixel 2 onwards, as these are our work phone of choice.

 

For the life of me, I can't remember what phone I had before getting my first OnePlus. Maybe some more of the Samsung Galaxy series?

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Will Watts

I'm looking through my old emails trying to trace my phone history.

 

2011 - Galaxy S2

2012 - Galaxy S3

 

By 2016 I had a Galaxy S4, and in 2018 I bought a OnePlus 6. I remember having a HTC device at some point, but maybe it was before the Samsung S2, I'm not sure.

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securitybreach

Nice. I only know as I have been adding them to my signature on the XDA Developers Forum for many years.

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securitybreach
8 hours ago, Corrine said:

I used a Windows Phone until I had to upgrade in order to get 5G.  So, I now have my first Android phone: Samsung Galaxy A42 5G.  It has worked out well using the Kindle app for reading eBooks since my tablet died. 

 

You're only the second person that I have know that had a windows phone. The other person absolutely hated it, how about you?

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We have a couple of Samsung Galaxy phones - A50 and A32. One is LTE and one is 5G. They are OK for texting and light data apps. I would never use a phone for serious work or photography - I guess that marks me as a Boomer dino.

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V.T. Eric Layton

HA! My Android history is very boring and short:

 

- Wiko Life 2

 

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4 hours ago, securitybreach said:

 

You're only the second person that I have know that had a windows phone. The other person absolutely hated it, how about you?


Actually, I loved it. My "flip phone" was replaced by a Windows phone that I unexpectedly won merely by commenting on a social media post.  I hadn't even realized that it was a contest.  Comparing the Windows phone to the Samsung phone, I'd still switch to a Windows phone if they were still supported.  It wasn't filled with all kinds on nonsense apps.  If I wanted an app, it was easy to get it.  I don't "live" on my phone as so many people do and use it for calls, messaging and reading eBooks.   

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3 hours ago, Corrine said:

If I wanted an app, it was easy to get it.  I don't "live" on my phone as so many people do and use it for calls, messaging and reading eBooks.   

 

Well that was the thing with the person I knew had. None of the apps were available in the Windows App store for her.

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