Incredibly off topic: It's official - I'm old

[jdw3018]

Originally Posted by Whistles & Stripes

So, what kind of phone is it? And what kind of phone/PDA do most of you use?

I'm on the Motorola Q myself.

HTC Mogul. Had the Treo 700 before it. Can't imagine not having a smart phone now. My wife can't ever figure out how to do anything with it other than play bubble breaker, so it all works out fine.

[rockyroad]

Mark's problem is that he keeps looking for the rotary dial in order to make calls...it's really driving him nuts.

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

Mark's problem is that he keeps looking for the rotary dial in order to make calls...it's really driving him nuts.

I haven't progressed that far. I keep asking the operator to place my calls.

Actually, I have a Nokia 2610 and use a Palm Zire. These are about as simple as you can get. I wanted to get the new Jitterbug phone, but it's not supported by my carrier. For those of you who don't get the AARP magazine, the Jitterbug is a phone designed for old dudes like me. It's just a phone with a very large well-lit display and really big buttons.

[jmaellis]

The new Samsung i760 w/ data plan. Calendar, and contacts, tasks and three email accounts all sync'd wirelessly. The Arbiter on the fly. Wi-Fi also, when I'm near a hot spot or open network. Couldn't get by without it now that I have it.