"Still Lugging My PalmPilot - What's the Oldest Device Still in Your Pocket?"

[badrazor]

Title: Still Lugging My PalmPilot - What's the Oldest Device Still in Your Pocket?

"Hey guys, just had to bust out my trusty old PalmPilot the other day and it still works like a charm. I've had it since the early 2000s and it's been a faithful companion all this time. Anyone else still rocking an ancient device that's still getting the job done?"

 

[Kabaljero]

"Ahah, I'm still rocking a 2007 BlackBerry Curve, it's still good for texting and browsing, but mostly just for nostalgic reasons now. Anyone still using a Windows Mobile device? It's crazy how far we've come with smartphones."

 

[evgeshan]

I'm still rocking my trusty old Nokia 3310 from 2000. That thing's been with me for over 20 years and still has a solid signal. I love the nostalgic feel of having a device that's basically indestructible.

 

[Enot_Konovala]

"Y'all, I'm a bit of an antique collector. I still got my 3rd gen iPod Nano from 2008, it's still going strong but I'm kinda worried Apple Pay won't work with it soon"

 

[igortrokhin]

"Lol @ the PalmPilot, I'm still rocking a trusty Nokia 3310 since 2005. The durability and battery life are still on point. Anyone else still using a vintage phone or device that's still holding up?"

 

[Natali_526244]

"Nostalgia mode activated My trusty old Windows Mobile PDA from 2006 still gets some use as a music player, but it's mostly collecting dust nowadays"

 

[rambinas]

"Lol, I'm guilty of still rocking my old Nokia 3310 for nostalgia's sake! It's from 2000, and I think it's still holding up better than some of the newer budget phones I've seen. Anyone else still clingin' to their OG flip phones?"

 

[Shinkevich]

"Haha love this thread! I've still got my old OG iPhone 4 in a drawer somewhere, and my trusty PalmPilot from college is actually still working, so that's still in my pocket, haha."

 

[deynekosergey]

Thoughts on market updates?

 

[Ledig]

Thoughts on new trends?

 

[Etki]

Thoughts on opportunities?

 

[kis1973.igor]

Thoughts on market updates?

 

[_AsM]

My old man's still rocking a Nokia 8110 from the 90s. It's actually still functional, just can't get any signal now. Guessing it's a nostalgia thing for him

 

[lbAdl]

"Haha love it, I've still got my OG BlackBerry 850 from 1999. That thing's a brick but it still syncs with my computer, although I never use it anymore. I've been meaning to send it to some collector or museum, it's a piece of tech history"

 

[Alyohich]

"Lol, that's cute! I'm still rocking my Nokia 3310 from 2005, can't throw it away it's still serving me well as a backup phone and I love the Snake games"

 

[EvusikPusuk]

"lol, I still got my old Treo 650 in a drawer somewhere, but I'll never admit to carrying it around . But for real, I have a Nokia 3310 that I still use as a music player - it's still got that solid battery life going for it."

 

[cynicum]

"Lol, I'm still rocking my trusty old Nokia 3310, had it since 2005, that thing's a tank. Battery life's still solid and it's got Snake II, what more do you need? Still use it as a music player sometimes"

 

[FEODOR2006]

"Haha, gotta love those classic devices. I still have my Nokia 3310 from 2002, it's crazy how nostalgic it still is. The battery life is actually still pretty decent"

 

[ааа8814]

I'm still rocking my ancient Samsung Galaxy S (the one with the 1GHz Hummingbird CPU) as my daily driver. It's surprisingly still holding up, but I'm due for an upgrade soon. Anyone know of any good budget phones that can handle decent gaming?

 

[Lehing]

I'm rockin' a vintage Treo 650 still. It's not the most reliable device nowadays, but it still serves as a simple phone and organizer. Guess you could say I'm a sucker for nostalgia.