Commodore Remix

Sony Ericsson T610.
Love it.

Nokia 6600 :)

C64 emulation + SID ringtones = HappyZoid.

Also good quality photos handy for pub mischief.

Certainly a phone with a Symbian OS is the way to go, so much apps for the phone its unbelievable.

(VNC clients, Remote control of Winamp, MSN, ICQ, games)

The only phone out that I think beats it is the SE P900 - but its like a tricorder.

New Panasonic phone coming out with Symbian OS, flip/clam case megapixel camera sounds the bomb - but I couldnt wait for it..

The nearest BT phone box

bloody hell, that must be a bit weighty in your pocket Merman

Ornage SPV right here fellas.... C64 emulation, Sid player & ringtones, 133 Mhz Processor and the ability to play the entire Lord of the Rings FOTR in DivX froma single 256 meg SD card Looks great in ya car with a casette adapter, turns ya car into a cinema

You can grab one for about £50 off ebay

Feek ... there are Viruses for Symbian OS, its one to avoid atm till some1 releases a virus killer for it.

Sony Ericsson T610 (which currently has the Out Run Magical Sound Shower music as its ringtone and is eagerly awaiting some SID tones).

I am a tenacious & vicious mobile-denier

Boz wrote:Motorola V500 here. (Which plays an MP3 of Delta title when someone rings... is that sad? Or am I allowed? )

No, you're not, hand it over...

Feekzoid wrote:Nokia 6600 :)

Certainly a phone with a Symbian OS is the way to go, so much apps for the phone its unbelievable.

Until, that is, you get hit by this beastie:

http://www.sophos.com/virusinfo/analyse ... abira.html

Be wary of that one.

bloody hell!!!!!!

Virus's for mobile phones! well, i suppose it was just a matter of time!

yeah, those little bastards everywhere

not on mine yet hehe

wazzaw wrote:

Feekzoid wrote:Nokia 6600 :)

Certainly a phone with a Symbian OS is the way to go, so much apps for the phone its unbelievable.

Until, that is, you get hit by this beastie:

http://www.sophos.com/virusinfo/analyse ... abira.html

Be wary of that one.

Yah, thanks - heard aboot this one too. Fortunately I keep bluetooth disabled on me phone unless I need to use it.

Phone virii bound to happen sooner or later I suppose. As soon as someone comes up with a nice opensource OS, some little shit decides its time to write a virus.

At the time of writing, Sophos has received no reports from users affected by this worm. However, we have issued this advisory following enquiries to our support department from customers.

I would worry to much about this, it's rarer the Mac viruses.