Nokia 6230i. Mine has a black keypad.
I think Americans call mobiles 'cell phones' because they refer to batteries as 'cells'. Something like that, anyway.
Nokia 6230i. Mine has a black keypad.
I think Americans call mobiles 'cell phones' because they refer to batteries as 'cells'. Something like that, anyway.
no we call batteries batteries :/
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Yes. We call them cell phones because they're techically cellular telephones (as they use cellular technology). So, just 'cell phone'.Originally Posted by Bert
...Hey, anyone remember car phones?
I know that, but wtf did you quote me for?Yes. We call them cell phones because they're techically cellular telephones (as they use cellular technology). So, just 'cell phone'.
...Hey, anyone remember car phones?
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Motorola v180. I don't need it to do much.
Sagem myX-2. No camera or anything. It's colour though. *shrugs* Meh, I rarely use it.
Well, because I was agreeing with you. Or I was trying to.
"Yes, we don't call batteries 'cells', we call them 'batteries'." That better?
Anywhoo, my phone's a Motorola v276.
Same phone but tomorrow I am gonna buy a RAZRWell, because I was agreeing with you. Or I was trying to.
"Yes, we don't call batteries 'cells', we call them 'batteries'." That better?
Anywhoo, my phone's a Motorola v276.
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Motorola V262.
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Oh OKWell, because I was agreeing with you. Or I was trying to.
"Yes, we don't call batteries 'cells', we call them 'batteries'." That better?
Anywhoo, my phone's a Motorola v276.
Treo 650. I think.
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