The list is not complete without sagem, thuraya and sendo handsets

I had the Sony Ericson...good old days

sinkhole:
Hmmmm, vanity upon vanity, all na vanity
In those days people can kill to get those phones and phones of nowadays will soon be trash too!

What is vanity there, poor man talk, if poor man no get money to buy stout he go say the drink bitter

rocked sagem myx6-2 then while my sis was using nokia 2700. meanwhile pupsy dy use nokia 1100 n mumsy motorola blue face.
the love parents have for dia children has got no limit....

stigman:


What is vanity there, poor man talk, if poor man no get money to buy stout he go say the drink bitter

stout is truely bitter
I dont buy phones and other gadgets again because it s the reigning thing, I buy because they will solve my problems even if the phone looks like a fridge

Osakah24:
abeg if you dey where them dey do the phone,tell them to add app wey go help person dey chop nairabet well well.

Lol... Hustler

Wiariz trium mars?

Nokia 3310 is missing.

What of Nokia 3310? I still remember it was used 10years ago.
That was the common phone ke!.

runzlord:
Ask teens these days what phones people used just 10 years ago, and you might find the answers are far from reality. Indeed, there’s been a profound change in technology, a gigantic leap forward that has completely overhauled the mobile phone land
In this article, we go back 10 years in time to 2005, the dark ages of phones. No, not even smartphones: there were none of those (by today's definition with a fully developed app store and an ecosystem), instead people talked about PDAs and communicators. Hilarious from the point of view of today, isn't it?




Clamshell phones? You rarely see them today, but they were all the rage back in 2005. Push-to-talk? Revolutionary 10 years ago. 4G LTE? Forget about it, people were happy if they had connectivity to the Internet at all, and have EDGE was considered great (3G was a luxury).

So what were the hot phones in 2005? Let’s waste no time and go back in history.

Motorola Moto RAZR V3 (Matte Black)
The Moto Razr took the phone world by surprise in 2004 when the V3 version was selling like hotcakes, and in 2005, Motorola followed up on the success with a matte black edition of the likable thin clamshell phone. Tiny screen, all buttons, no real smarts, but sleek and good looking.





Sony Ericsson K750
The Sony Ericsson K750 was a little wonder in 2005 that hinted for a great future for camera phones. What was the excitement all about? A 2-megapixel camera! Don’t laugh, it was all the rage, spurring a bunch of camera comparisons, tests, and thoughts whether the days of point-and-shoots are numbered. We all know how that turned out, don’t we?




Nokia N70
Call it a communicator, call it a PDA, the Nokia N70 was the great-great-great grandfather of the modern smartphone. Boy did it have a huge (2.1 inches!) display, running the super advanced Series 60 UI on a whopping 220MHz TI OMAP 1710 system chip. Don’t ask how many cores were in it.


BlackBerry 7100
2005 was right in the midst of the golden age for BlackBerry. Everyone was on the Crackberry, and despite this little 7100 series wonder having merely 65K colors (less than the 256K others flagship of the time sported), its advanced BlackBerry OS with support for email was the real hit.



Nokia 8800
A stainless steel piece of beauty that draws inspiration from the very successful slide-phones of days past 2005, the Nokia 8800 features a 1.7” display and an SVGA camera. Its color display also sports 256K colors, plenty for the time, but a far cry from today’s 16 million standard on phones.




Motorola Q8
Motorola was also playing in the game of communicators/PDAs, and the Q8 was its most advanced model for the time with a 5-way navigation button and a full physical QWERTY keyboard that business users could not live without. The star of the show, however, was the advanced Windows Mobile version 6.0.



Nokia 1100
Finally, the Nokia 1100 might not have been among the most advanced phones of the time, but when people were conisdered priviliged to even have a cell phone, the 1100 was a blessing. As such, it was the best selling phone of the year with sales of 150 million units, far above all other technological wonders of 2005.




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My 1100 is still in use till now

sinkhole:
stout is truely bitter
I dont buy phones and other gadgets again because it s the reigning thing, I buy because they will solve my problems even if the phone looks like a fridge

Osakah24:
abeg if you dey where them dey do the phone,tell them to add app wey go help person dey chop nairabet well well.

Chai Akin Alabi don finish you, hope deh bro

No siemens phone.

Hello moto

Una remember the song" rock with me".?

like nl has forgotten NOKIA 3310, the world strongest nokia phone. AKPO NOKIA HIMSELF.

I can remember way back my dad bought Mtn line for 20,000 and Nokia 3310 for 20,000 too.He usually carries the phone to the toilet,in short everywhere.If he dares sees you touching the phone eh

kennygee:
I Rep Sagem, "My X-5"

Mine was Sagem "My X6-2" 2006 (December) rocks.

goldfish80:

LOL.. That was my first camera phone back in 2005

same to me broo.

munasami:
What of Nokia 3310? I still remember it was used 10years ago.
That was the common phone ke!.

So na why you come quote the OP over and over again ,,.?

Op u miss Sendo X

K750i my phone ..... Real machine back then I swear

Anybody have an idea on where i can get any of these phones. Nokia 1100, 8800 or motorola v3. I still love em.