phones
My first phone was a mid-2000s Nokia. Then I had some other crappy phone but it had a colour screen. In 2010, I got my first “feature phone”, which let me browse Twitter on the go and had a slide-out keyboard – many fond memories I have of that phone! In late 2011 I had to replace it with my first smartphone, an Android. I continued using Android phones (I’ve had three total) until 2017, when I switched to iPhones (I’m now on my second). I’m not really a heavy phone user (I prefer computers for general browsing) and I prefer small screens I can type easily on one-handed – but I really like having a decent smartphone camera.
Did you know? I also have a wiki page called ‘phones’! If you want to check that out, you can do so here.
Posts
- : 📱 Genuinely Small Phones in 2022: Prompted by a post on Micro.blog (external link), I did a bit of a deep dive into what genuinely small phones are …
- : 📱 Micro post: Porting my mobile phone over to a new network today, assuming it all goes smoothly. Since the demise of Virgin Mobile …
- : 📱 Micro post: I was so tired this morning that I forgot to actually take my phone with me to work. Didn’t even notice until I …
- : 📱 Micro post: Was pleased to see it emerge from WWDC that iOS 15 will support all the same phones that iOS 14 did (external …
- : 📱 Upgrading My iPhone: After using my trusty old iPhone SE for 3½ years, yesterday I took the plunge and switched over to an iPhone 12 mini. …
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Jessica Smith is a socialist and a feminist who loves animals, books, gaming, and cooking; she’s also interested in linguistics, history, technology and society.