@@legharigaming846 Never had it, but I thought the Rhyme was an awesome phone! The charm seemed like a great idea for hearing-impaired users (or just people in loud environments) before smartwatches were a thing.
I still can’t believe this is ten years old. I was working at an AT&T call center back in these days. I actually enjoyed that job. Stayed there for almost five years and still hang out with my old co workers. Met my girl there. Still together with two kids. Boom
Awesome man!! This was my first android phone as well. I moved onto to the lg thrill and then Samsung galaxy and note line. So nostalgic watching this.
The first truly high end phone i owned back then was the HTC Desire HD and i really feel like it was ahead of almost every other phone maker back then. Super simple to use, very high end feel, insane camera for the time and HTC were the first to come up with the news feed we now have when we swipe to the left, it was called "Blinkfeed" back then if i remember. Then in 2013 i begged my dad to buy me the HTC ONE M7 and it was just more of the same but improved in every way. Damn i loved HTC, i would've stuck with them up until now if they didnt fall off along the years back then.
My first was the great Motorola Droid. I always loved the freedom of Android, the possibilities, the customization since the beginning. And I still miss that sliding keyboard to this day. Imagine a Note 10 with a similar keyboard? I had a white HTC Desire (or Wildfire, not sure) and man, SenseUI was rocking back in the day. That combination of white, black and green was so elegant.
Oh yes, the good old days when HTC Sense was one of the best Android UIs. This was my first smartphone. Before this, I only had a few touchscreen feature phones and of course, Sony Ericssons and a Nokia E51. It was crazy back in the day. Even the resolution seemed crisp. And the weather effects on the home screen were amazing.
Wow,had some nostalgic vibes to look at my first android phone and ended up here. Sturdy,reliable good weight and materials felt premium back then. One X was loosing in many aspects to this one. Should never forget this phone :)
My first phone was the ZTE Blade, sold in the UK as the Orange San Francisco. I loved it because of the modding community that grew around the device giving me the ability to root and flash the device, and ultimately customise it in to the phone I wanted.
My first Android phone was the Motorola Atrix, I was a blackberry boy before. I really loved how versatile android was and great for media consumption and music. Fingerprint scanner was a fun party trick even though it didn't work well at all.
In 2011 I was a junior in high school too. That was the year I received a Samsung Galaxy SII Sprint Epic 4G, that phone was AWESOME. Sooo many of the software and hardware features are now gone, no removable batteries, no notification lights, no micro SD card slots, no IR blasters, no port covers, no audio maniplation software. I used to change the settings in the music app on my GS2 to concert hall, can't do that anymore.
My first Android phone was an LG Optimus V (2011). It was nowhere near as good as this HTC Inspire, but as this was my first ever smartphone, I had no complaints and have been hooked on android ever since. I got an S4 a few years later, then an S7, now I'm using an S9. I'm waiting to see what the premium android offerings look like for 2021 before upgrading again.
My first smartphone was the Coolpad Catalyst from MetroPCS. I traded my old cellphone for it. Smartphone technology is so good that I never want to go back to cellphones. Texting was terrible on the cellphone. I loved being able to text with ease on my Coolpad.
HTC still has the best clock widget to ever exist. Been using it until today. It's a shame HTC hasn't come back to the phone market again. I wish I can buy one again.
I remember my first android phone was the HTC desire HD. It didn't have 4G but it had 3G-HSPA. I loved that phone. Then my first 4G-LTE phone was HTC one M7. They didn't have the best battery life but everything else was really good.
I owned this phone and echo what you said about the screen size! My first Android phone was the HTC Hero and coming from Windows Mobile (HTC Stellar) It was a massive upgrade!
My first phone was the Droid Incredible. I loved that tiny thing. I used it for YEARS thanks to CyanogenMod. I still have that same one along with all of my other old phones, I never sold any of them. Droid Incredible, Galaxy Nexus, One m7, Nexus 4 (white and black, neither one broken despite how slippery they are), Nexus 6, and one of each Pixel are all on a shelf in my room still. I occasionally still pick some of them up to mess around with. It’s amazing how good most of them still feel to hold, like the m7 and Nexus 4.
Mine was the HTC HERO from Sprint. It was my first smartphone. Still and Android phone user. I recently bought a HTC hero from goodwill for nostalgia reasons.
Back when HTC ruled the Android world. Fantastic and solid build quality with the best skin at the time IYAM. I loved Sense UI. My first HTC phone was the Nexus One. I also had the HTC Sensation
I got this when it launched. My first smartphone, and thinking back, I had a lot of phones since then but this was overall my favorite. The weather widget with those home screen animations, the clock widget... it was all so nice back then, HTC Sense was the shit. It was also considered quite a big device, and 800x480 was an alright resolution. Battery life really was crap but I always had a charger, and back then, I always played games on it like doodle jump since smartphones were a new thing to me. Now it's smaller than "mini" phones. And 768MB of RAM? Damn :D I still have mine, still works.
HTC so interesting back in those days, the customization options in the homescreen was insane at the time. Sad to see HTC dying or already dead now in the smartphone industry.
my first android phone was the google nexus one from 10 years ago, it still works like a charm minus the battery life. since then clean stock android became my preferred choice of the os for quick and exclusive updates.
My mother got one used in 2012 and used it until 2014 when she bought a Samsung Galaxy S3. Today I have decided to switch it on again so I have plugged it in the charger and after a hour or so it was ready to use. Of course being such an old phone it can't be used daily but when I have installed Facebook Lite I was impressed with the fact that it could still run it smoothly compared to my first phone, a Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini. The problem is that the battery is many years old so it drains pretty quickly but with a new one this would be perfect for an elder person.
My first Android phone was the Galaxy S3. Before that I had the iPhone 3g then the iPhone 4. I got DEEP into the jailbreaking world. Then I learned Android just kind of does a lot of that stuff out of the box so I tried it. I immediately fell in love. Overtime I grew to hate TouchWiz though. So I did some digging and found out about flashing custom ROMs. There was absolutely no going back for me after that!
I got the Evo 4G LTE on Sprint when it was released. still one of my favorite phones to this day. I'd come from a line of HTC Windows Mobile phones and when WM died, it was Android all the way.
my first android phone was xperia X1 and then HTC Desire HD and then i switched to Samsung devices from galaxy S2 to S8 and finally i moved to OnePlus devices and now i have the OP 7t
Trading iPhone for Android and vice versa is still pretty easy. I’ve done both, a few times over the last couple years. 👍🏻 And I had an HTC Wildfire...it was SO small and cute! I loved it ❤️ Now I’m on an iPhone XS Max 😳😂 I swish there was a widget for that old flip clock!
My first android phone was the HTC desire HD and I loved the colorful screen and the weather widget. To this day my home screen looks very similar to the default home screen of the desire HD. Unfortunately i dropped it in the street and its screen broke in february 2013. My brothere changed the screen and after me, my father used it for a few more years until its battery died.
I’ve still got my Nexus One which I can fondly remember flashing with SenseUI at one point - when flashing your phone with custom builds was a thing (actually one of the main attractions of Android for me). Pretty sure I flashed it back to stock Android before I struck it in a drawer though.
My first android was the HTC One E8, it was smiliar to the M8 but in a plastic body and a missing depth cam on the back. But regardless. It was a kicker. Loved the amazing front facing speakers on it. I enjoyed consuming media and even playing games on it because of the front facing speakers. It still works and i use it as a backup now. Good times.
HTC is my pick when it comes to smartphones.My first HTC was the Diamond, the the HTC HD Mini, Desire HD, One M7, HTC 10, 11, 12. These day there is no competition and no trusted companies like was a while ago.Sony, LG, HTC, Samsung, Motorola and the struggling of Nokia.Now there is Samsung, the struggling of Sony and some Chinese brands.
5:47 My actual first Android device was a Chinavasion Avior, which was an off-brand Chinese ODM phone that ran what appeared to be AOSP Android 2.2 with some extra stuff, like a redundant on-screen volume control applet when physical volume keys were present, so I had to kill the process for that every time the phone started up, and it was so slow that I couldn't play Angry Birds or watch UA-cam on it! Then again, it was a budget phone and I was on a budget at the time, it was either that phone or the Chinavasion BZ Phone which was similar but had a physical keyboard. Eventually, I made the mistake of upgrading to iOS 7 on my iPhone 4S I had later on, and right around the time, I received a new LG/Google Nexus 5 for Christmas, which ran Android 4.4, the first version of Android that I could use full-time, but the AOSP messaging app being replaced with Google Hangouts was an issue, so I used GO SMS, as I had never heard of CyanogenMod at the time, which had the AOSP messaging app. From there, I went on to the Samsung Galaxy Note3, which had Samsung's TouchWiz Nature UX software, which was very different from Android's stock UX. It was so different, that it felt to me like a completely different operating system that happened to be compatible with Android. Fortunately, I was later invited to buy a OnePlus One, which was my introduction to CyanogenMod, and I installed it on my Note3, which worked great except for the fact that I lost access to the Note features, but the Samsung annoyances went away too.
Same here! The Droid X was a beast, pretty durable, and had a "massive" 4.3 inch screen for its time. If they made an updated version with slimmer bezels and updated specs, I'd totally buy one.
Funnily enough. In 2022 I still own a fully functional HTC Thunderbolt. I have been trying to put a whole lot of custom roms on it. Got an early touchwiz rom(android 4.0) and currently have 4.2 and it’s overclocked to 1.5GHz. So far Cyanogenmod doesn’t like compiling for this phone(I want to try to compile CM11 for it, and that way I can port Desire HD and Desire S roms and I guess this particular phone as well)
I remember my very first android phone was a very cheap one that runs android 2.2 and that was very outdated when the time that I got it around 2012 and it was very slow but it made me stay with android since that time because of how much customization android offers that time. I was able to make my phone work the way I wanted unlike any other phone before that. Now I'm using a year old Xiaomi Mi 10 which is xiaomi's flagship for 2020 and I love it.
My first android phone was xperia ARCS if anyone remember it. It was sooo good i didnt want to leave it everything in it was a head of samsung in everyway. It makes me sad when i remember it bc sony was something else back in 2012. I really wanted to see it on top but for some reason it didnt. Still a good memory whenever someone throws it up. Thanks i guess
I left Verizon to get the iPhone 3G followed by the 3Gs, then left AT&T to get the Evo 4G on Sprint. There was only one wimax tower by my job, so I didn't get to play with 4G much. Just as well, since the battery life on wimax was awful. Loved the widgets, Launcher Pro, and tinkering/micro managing the phones features. Was jealous of my gf's Droid Incredible though, because it had an AMOLED display!
I bought the Sony Xperia Z2 as soon as it was launched, within 6-8 months after getting my first job. I still have it, but it doesn't really work other than switching on.
my first android phone was the 2014 moto X when i jumped from the sinking ship that was webOS. i'd heard about the bloatware on android phones and wanted something as clean as possible but with the added bonus of moto maker over what nexus devices had
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Hey everyone, hope you enjoy this nostalgia trip as much as I did. Hit me with some of your most memorable phones! 🤙
Moto Electrify M. I'm using it right now as m daily. Android 4.4, so it runs most things.
Nokia n95♥️
Galaxy note 4
Htc rhyme. Was a pretty girly phone but very aesthetic and ergonomic.
@@legharigaming846 Never had it, but I thought the Rhyme was an awesome phone! The charm seemed like a great idea for hearing-impaired users (or just people in loud environments) before smartwatches were a thing.
I still can’t believe this is ten years old. I was working at an AT&T call center back in these days. I actually enjoyed that job. Stayed there for almost five years and still hang out with my old co workers. Met my girl there. Still together with two kids. Boom
Definitely looks like a cartoon phone. Thanks for the memory trip bruv.
I miss that clock widget!
Same! I used it on my galaxy s4 for a while lol
It's timeless
A few years back there was Go launcher with Go widgets, and you can actually change themes for clock widget and there was an HTC theme)
Awesome man!! This was my first android phone as well. I moved onto to the lg thrill and then Samsung galaxy and note line. So nostalgic watching this.
The first truly high end phone i owned back then was the HTC Desire HD and i really feel like it was ahead of almost every other phone maker back then.
Super simple to use, very high end feel, insane camera for the time and HTC were the first to come up with the news feed we now have when we swipe to the left, it was called "Blinkfeed" back then if i remember. Then in 2013 i begged my dad to buy me the HTC ONE M7 and it was just more of the same but improved in every way.
Damn i loved HTC, i would've stuck with them up until now if they didnt fall off along the years back then.
Watching this for pure nostalgia! Man I loved this phone when I had it. This was my first of many android phones.
My first was the great Motorola Droid. I always loved the freedom of Android, the possibilities, the customization since the beginning. And I still miss that sliding keyboard to this day. Imagine a Note 10 with a similar keyboard?
I had a white HTC Desire (or Wildfire, not sure) and man, SenseUI was rocking back in the day. That combination of white, black and green was so elegant.
My first was the HTC Evo....then, the HTC Evo 3D. Had a new one each year until the HTC M8. Switched to the Note series then.
My first Android was an HTC One. Still my favorite one. I remember thinking a 4.3 inch screen was a perfect size for a phone.
Oh yes, the good old days when HTC Sense was one of the best Android UIs.
This was my first smartphone. Before this, I only had a few touchscreen feature phones and of course, Sony Ericssons and a Nokia E51. It was crazy back in the day. Even the resolution seemed crisp. And the weather effects on the home screen were amazing.
Wow,had some nostalgic vibes to look at my first android phone and ended up here. Sturdy,reliable good weight and materials felt premium back then. One X was loosing in many aspects to this one. Should never forget this phone :)
My first phone was the ZTE Blade, sold in the UK as the Orange San Francisco. I loved it because of the modding community that grew around the device giving me the ability to root and flash the device, and ultimately customise it in to the phone I wanted.
My first Android phone was the Motorola Atrix, I was a blackberry boy before. I really loved how versatile android was and great for media consumption and music. Fingerprint scanner was a fun party trick even though it didn't work well at all.
I used an HTC EVO 3D up until about 2 years ago when it broke. I had a great experience with it and I miss it.
In 2011 I was a junior in high school too. That was the year I received a Samsung Galaxy SII Sprint Epic 4G, that phone was AWESOME. Sooo many of the software and hardware features are now gone, no removable batteries, no notification lights, no micro SD card slots, no IR blasters, no port covers, no audio maniplation software. I used to change the settings in the music app on my GS2 to concert hall, can't do that anymore.
My first Android phone was an LG Optimus V (2011). It was nowhere near as good as this HTC Inspire, but as this was my first ever smartphone, I had no complaints and have been hooked on android ever since. I got an S4 a few years later, then an S7, now I'm using an S9. I'm waiting to see what the premium android offerings look like for 2021 before upgrading again.
Once the LG Optimus series ruled the Android world❤️
This phone was pioneer! The first and trendsetter in Android. My first and the best for sure. Nothing can match it still...
My first smartphone was the Coolpad Catalyst from MetroPCS. I traded my old cellphone for it. Smartphone technology is so good that I never want to go back to cellphones. Texting was terrible on the cellphone. I loved being able to text with ease on my Coolpad.
HTC still has the best clock widget to ever exist. Been using it until today. It's a shame HTC hasn't come back to the phone market again. I wish I can buy one again.
That was the best Android phone ever period. Gee...it brought back so much memories...
I remember my first android phone was the HTC desire HD. It didn't have 4G but it had 3G-HSPA. I loved that phone. Then my first 4G-LTE phone was HTC one M7. They didn't have the best battery life but everything else was really good.
Omg this is my first android phone wow 10 years ago good old days
i think sense ui goat especially widgets so good miss u htc come backk
I had this phone it’s still one of my top favorites I’ve ever had!
Feeling nostalgic... Wow.
My first Android was HTC Desire.
Man, you're making me feel old, talking about how you were in high school in 2011.
@3165dwayne you're still making me old too, lol. Graduated in '02.
It was my first smartphone as well! (In Europe it was HTC Desire HD)
Those HTC phones were just so good back then
I owned this phone and echo what you said about the screen size! My first Android phone was the HTC Hero and coming from Windows Mobile (HTC Stellar) It was a massive upgrade!
The HTC One M7 was my *second * Android phone... but man, no other phone has ever given me an experience like that. HTC should really reboot it
My first Android phone was Motorola Charm. I love it so much! It has a backtrack, one of the nice features I missed these days
My first phone was the Droid Incredible. I loved that tiny thing. I used it for YEARS thanks to CyanogenMod. I still have that same one along with all of my other old phones, I never sold any of them. Droid Incredible, Galaxy Nexus, One m7, Nexus 4 (white and black, neither one broken despite how slippery they are), Nexus 6, and one of each Pixel are all on a shelf in my room still. I occasionally still pick some of them up to mess around with. It’s amazing how good most of them still feel to hold, like the m7 and Nexus 4.
Mine was the HTC HERO from Sprint. It was my first smartphone. Still and Android phone user. I recently bought a HTC hero from goodwill for nostalgia reasons.
This was my first android phone too! Thanks for making this video
My first Android phone was the HTC DROID Incredible back in 2011. Miss that period of Android phones when they were unique!
My first Android flagship was the HTC Sensation 4G LTE. I loved that phone and I still have it.
Back when HTC ruled the Android world. Fantastic and solid build quality with the best skin at the time IYAM. I loved Sense UI. My first HTC phone was the Nexus One. I also had the HTC Sensation
I got this when it launched.
My first smartphone, and thinking back, I had a lot of phones since then but this was overall my favorite. The weather widget with those home screen animations, the clock widget... it was all so nice back then, HTC Sense was the shit. It was also considered quite a big device, and 800x480 was an alright resolution.
Battery life really was crap but I always had a charger, and back then, I always played games on it like doodle jump since smartphones were a new thing to me.
Now it's smaller than "mini" phones. And 768MB of RAM? Damn :D
I still have mine, still works.
To be honest, I think that HTC phone looks pretty awesome, even in 2020!
HTC so interesting back in those days, the customization options in the homescreen was insane at the time. Sad to see HTC dying or already dead now in the smartphone industry.
my first android phone was the google nexus one from 10 years ago, it still works like a charm minus the battery life. since then clean stock android became my preferred choice of the os for quick and exclusive updates.
My mother got one used in 2012 and used it until 2014 when she bought a Samsung Galaxy S3. Today I have decided to switch it on again so I have plugged it in the charger and after a hour or so it was ready to use. Of course being such an old phone it can't be used daily but when I have installed Facebook Lite I was impressed with the fact that it could still run it smoothly compared to my first phone, a Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini. The problem is that the battery is many years old so it drains pretty quickly but with a new one this would be perfect for an elder person.
Mine was the HTC desire HD. That thing was sweet
First phone I ever got! Probably among the first generation where my first personal phone was a smart phone. Good times!
My first Android phone was the Galaxy S3.
Before that I had the iPhone 3g then the iPhone 4. I got DEEP into the jailbreaking world. Then I learned Android just kind of does a lot of that stuff out of the box so I tried it.
I immediately fell in love. Overtime I grew to hate TouchWiz though. So I did some digging and found out about flashing custom ROMs. There was absolutely no going back for me after that!
I got the Evo 4G LTE on Sprint when it was released. still one of my favorite phones to this day. I'd come from a line of HTC Windows Mobile phones and when WM died, it was Android all the way.
BTBAM nice shirt 👌 🤘
That HTC widget brings back memories of my HTC Evo V 4G 💭
Still got mine somewhere . It was a brilliant phone
my first android phone was xperia X1 and then HTC Desire HD and then i switched to Samsung devices from galaxy S2 to S8 and finally i moved to OnePlus devices and now i have the OP 7t
HTC Magic was my first android phone, I guess I will buy it again just for the nostalgia.
The EPIC 4G ON SPRINT W/THE SLIDE OUT KEYBOARD
My first android phone i love this 😀 😍 Missing 2012😢
Trading iPhone for Android and vice versa is still pretty easy. I’ve done both, a few times over the last couple years. 👍🏻 And I had an HTC Wildfire...it was SO small and cute! I loved it ❤️ Now I’m on an iPhone XS Max 😳😂 I swish there was a widget for that old flip clock!
I still got my HTC desire 4g. Good phone
My first android phone was the HTC desire HD and I loved the colorful screen and the weather widget. To this day my home screen looks very similar to the default home screen of the desire HD.
Unfortunately i dropped it in the street and its screen broke in february 2013. My brothere changed the screen and after me, my father used it for a few more years until its battery died.
It was a Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500 for me. 9 years ago. Super small but super cool for me in these days.
I ported my own custom ROM for this phone, quite popular at XDA back then. Fun sleepless nights!
Found someone posted a video about the very ROM.. brings back memories ua-cam.com/video/dF4sR9XaGoE/v-deo.html
I’ve still got my Nexus One which I can fondly remember flashing with SenseUI at one point - when flashing your phone with custom builds was a thing (actually one of the main attractions of Android for me). Pretty sure I flashed it back to stock Android before I struck it in a drawer though.
My first android was the HTC One E8, it was smiliar to the M8 but in a plastic body and a missing depth cam on the back. But regardless. It was a kicker. Loved the amazing front facing speakers on it. I enjoyed consuming media and even playing games on it because of the front facing speakers. It still works and i use it as a backup now. Good times.
HTC is my pick when it comes to smartphones.My first HTC was the Diamond, the the HTC HD Mini, Desire HD, One M7, HTC 10, 11, 12. These day there is no competition and no trusted companies like was a while ago.Sony, LG, HTC, Samsung, Motorola and the struggling of Nokia.Now there is Samsung, the struggling of Sony and some Chinese brands.
This one was my 2nd Android phone. Had a lot of fun modding it to get better GPS
the original Droid Incredible and the Droid 2 R2D2 are still my all time favorite devices
My first Android phone (actually my first ever phone as well) was the Galaxy Nexus, it was pretty cool at the time!
My first Android was LG Black, amazing phone with killer looks and wonderful display
Mine won’t let me use any internet services including UA-cam even though I’m using Wi-Fi. Any fixes
This was my first real smartphone, it was the first "phablet" to arrive in Canada and I loved it so much.
I had the HTC One M7.. One of the best phones I ever had
5:47 My actual first Android device was a Chinavasion Avior, which was an off-brand Chinese ODM phone that ran what appeared to be AOSP Android 2.2 with some extra stuff, like a redundant on-screen volume control applet when physical volume keys were present, so I had to kill the process for that every time the phone started up, and it was so slow that I couldn't play Angry Birds or watch UA-cam on it! Then again, it was a budget phone and I was on a budget at the time, it was either that phone or the Chinavasion BZ Phone which was similar but had a physical keyboard.
Eventually, I made the mistake of upgrading to iOS 7 on my iPhone 4S I had later on, and right around the time, I received a new LG/Google Nexus 5 for Christmas, which ran Android 4.4, the first version of Android that I could use full-time, but the AOSP messaging app being replaced with Google Hangouts was an issue, so I used GO SMS, as I had never heard of CyanogenMod at the time, which had the AOSP messaging app. From there, I went on to the Samsung Galaxy Note3, which had Samsung's TouchWiz Nature UX software, which was very different from Android's stock UX. It was so different, that it felt to me like a completely different operating system that happened to be compatible with Android. Fortunately, I was later invited to buy a OnePlus One, which was my introduction to CyanogenMod, and I installed it on my Note3, which worked great except for the fact that I lost access to the Note features, but the Samsung annoyances went away too.
My 1st Android phone was the Droid X. Still love the feel of it in hand, but it won't run anything anymore
Same here! The Droid X was a beast, pretty durable, and had a "massive" 4.3 inch screen for its time. If they made an updated version with slimmer bezels and updated specs, I'd totally buy one.
This is a nice phone. I had it since can't afford the htc evo and the evo doesn't run on gsm. Didn't feel like opening a sprint account at the time.
Funnily enough. In 2022 I still own a fully functional HTC Thunderbolt. I have been trying to put a whole lot of custom roms on it. Got an early touchwiz rom(android 4.0) and currently have 4.2 and it’s overclocked to 1.5GHz. So far Cyanogenmod doesn’t like compiling for this phone(I want to try to compile CM11 for it, and that way I can port Desire HD and Desire S roms and I guess this particular phone as well)
Bonus points for the BTBAM shirt
I still have this phone! I don't know what to do with it because play store and other apps aren't supported already 🥺
I remember my very first android phone was a very cheap one that runs android 2.2 and that was very outdated when the time that I got it around 2012 and it was very slow but it made me stay with android since that time because of how much customization android offers that time. I was able to make my phone work the way I wanted unlike any other phone before that. Now I'm using a year old Xiaomi Mi 10 which is xiaomi's flagship for 2020 and I love it.
My first android was this phone the HTC desire HD, I still have it in a drawer somewhere, no my daily is a s23 ultra
First Android was the Google Nexus one! Lots of modding fun back then!
My first android phone was a HTC desire. Good Times.
My first android phone was xperia ARCS if anyone remember it. It was sooo good i didnt want to leave it everything in it was a head of samsung in everyway. It makes me sad when i remember it bc sony was something else back in 2012. I really wanted to see it on top but for some reason it didnt. Still a good memory whenever someone throws it up. Thanks i guess
Mine was the Desire HD. Still got it somewhere on the shelves.
Htc hero euro version was my first android I loved it still do.
My first android phone was the samsung galaxy s4. I really wanted an htc phone but didn't have any that looked as good as the s4 on verizon.
Wow! Brings back so much memories! I was also one who had a extra battery in my wallet! Haha
My first Android was Android HTC magic and what stood out was how crappy iPhones were not having features flip phones had in 2005.
When a phone design was a real thing. My first smartphone.
My 1st Android phone was HTC Wildfire.... good times
I left Verizon to get the iPhone 3G followed by the 3Gs, then left AT&T to get the Evo 4G on Sprint. There was only one wimax tower by my job, so I didn't get to play with 4G much. Just as well, since the battery life on wimax was awful. Loved the widgets, Launcher Pro, and tinkering/micro managing the phones features. Was jealous of my gf's Droid Incredible though, because it had an AMOLED display!
My first Android was the Nexus 4. Switched from the iPhone 4s.
Motorola Droid.... 2009...I wanted an iPhone so bad, but when that phone came out, I went Android and I've never gone anywhere since 😁😁😁
First android phone here also 😁 had exactly the same opinion. But my best phone ever was the HTC touch pro 2
The first Android of my home-htc desire hd a9191❤️
Ok. I'm confused. Are we talking about the Inspire HD or Desire HD?
My first Android phone was htc Desire S it was a great one 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I bought the Sony Xperia Z2 as soon as it was launched, within 6-8 months after getting my first job. I still have it, but it doesn't really work other than switching on.
My first android phone was HTC Wildfire, HTC was like apple of android phones back then.
My 1st android phone was the Samsung captivate coming from a iPhone 2s. I'm still a android user but now using a s20 ultra
My first Android phone was a Samsung Galaxy Y, it was a very low end phone even back then, it had a 3 inch screen and like 200 MB of ram
My first android device was the Samsung galaxy young, I had so much fun with the multi colored back covers that came in the box😂
Ahh the HTC Evo was mine lol, first learned how to root and unlock... Ahhh good times.. Many bricks 😭
Nice video, btw what's the name of the intro music ?
my first android phone was the 2014 moto X when i jumped from the sinking ship that was webOS. i'd heard about the bloatware on android phones and wanted something as clean as possible but with the added bonus of moto maker over what nexus devices had