New Mobile phone!

clever lulu ~ mine turns itself off and i have to take the battery out to get it going again ~ im not happy with that! it might go back!!!

What kind of mobile is it Sticki?

I always stick to mine until they die, hubby however upgrades lots of times, trouble is he then has to learn how to use the darn thing which is very trying as its me who has to listen to all the moans whilst he`s synchronising bluetooth,computer and owt else he can add, voice activation all that type of thing.
After only a month with the flipping latest (s`posed to be THE BEST EVER) darn thing went caput and had to go back, so we had to start yet again..GRRRR.
Sheer coincedence according to hubby but daughter is exchanging hers again today, only had it one month....
Loved the poem Lulu....

i have an htc wildfire ~ wont have htc again tho. never had trouble with a phone before. its a shame cos its quite a nice little thing.

Oh Lulu you have struck a cord with me. I am only on my second mobile ever and that is because it was given to me. I will use it for as long as it works as I don't understand most of the new phone technology.

My trusty old Nokia got stolen with my bag..not much use to the new owner if they are into mobile biology, too old fashioned. My friend gave me her old Nokia...phew thank goodness for that!
Wonderful poem Lulu..and all those big words..brilliant! Makes it sound like Bells Invention of Hell!

tee hee, thought this may strike a cord with some of you!
The first time it rang, I missed the call because being so big I had left the darn thing downstairs!!
Then I tried to respond by text, hit the wrong button and the automatic spelling disappeared and didn't have my glasses so couldn't work it out! made a phone call instead, at least it can do that!

does it take nice photos?

LOL. Aren`t we funny, I can spend hours tending to the tiniest of seedlings but my mobile can wind me up in a nano-second...

well done Lou, my mobile is usually in the car in my bag, any where, then when it goes off I have to try and find it,

The next fine day will try out the photos Sticki!
Lucky this phone isn't a parrot, it's language would be terrible!

You shoulda stuck to your SOny Ericsson! lol
Rick had one and changed to IPhone..bad move..mine takes better pics then his! :)
Love the poem :))))))))

someone told me sony ericsson took the best photos, that was a while ago tho.

Well So far mine has been great..i dropped it down the loo at Dads a couple of weeks ago ( before doing anything lol;)) I took it to bits right away and dried it with a towel then the ahirdryer on and off for a couple of days..its fine now :) I have a good camera and the pic quality is as good as that

i dread to think of all the mishaps my sons phone has had ~ one was dropped in a chocolate fondue, then dried out in the oven!!!

omg lol

I did that twice Pixi, don't keep phone in jeans pocket anymore, anyway this one is too BIG to fit in ma wee pocket!

Hah yeah i take it out to go to the loo now..I always have it in my back pocket of jeans..keep sitting on it too..lol

Lol..love the poem Lulu, how true..:o))

the phone is still bamboozeling me! I need a teenager to help!

lol great poetry lulu but sorry about the new phone, think i will keep my basic little pink samsung haha, good luck :o))

google it lulu ~ i just put into google the query i have with the name/make of the phone and you will find something helpful ~ eventually!!

Excellent poem Lulu. I know how you feel. I've got a basic little Nokia I've had for about two years, but in the last couple of weeks it's been acting up. I fully charged it one night, did not use it (not even one text) and the next day, it was flat again. It wouldn't unlock the other day, so I couldn't even turn it off! Had to take out the battery (well a young lad at work did!), put it back in, and it worked fine! Wot's going on with it? I never buy mobile phones either, I get the old cast offs from me kids! lol

Oh where has my little Ericsson gone? In a little bag on it's way to be torn apart. I am truly grieving!! Everytime I walk past this new phone..........I'm not very polite to it!
Yep, battery was going a bit as well!

Awwwwwwwwwwww

I too have only the most basic phone and have rejected anything with any 'functions' I dont need. In fact I am trying to get one of those ones for the elderly with the big keys just to stick my nose up at the phone companies.
But what about your pics Lulu? the old one took a decent image

I jsut bought my Dad one of those Stevie..and it has an emergency buttin on the back which I didnt realise when I got it..I had to disable it incase he pressed it by mistake and got the cops out lol...but its very basic..he doesnt text..just answers our calls :) Lulu had the same one as mine..it takes great pics :)

It did take good photos, but needed easy access to the internet for the the selling of mosaics.
I am NOT in a good mood about this. I miss my simple old phone. Just sent a long message to David, hit the wrong button, lost the lot and it didn't save it (or maybe it's me that can't find it) Luckily he has just come home and I could tell him myself that I have made some rather runny mashed potato which should be in the dog!
I am going to bed.........to cry!

AAAAAwwwwwwww LULU!!!!!!!!
DOnt worry..take your time and play about with it..thats how I learn to sue things..rather than reading all the blurb! You will get the hang of it I'm sure. Cant you borrow a teenager from someone? lol Awwww xxx

Looking for teenager right now. have tried for 3 hours to copy pics from phone to computer........................

No lead? WQhats wrong,,amybe I can help

dont they copy or cant you find them on the computer?

Think I've sussed it! Was trying to use HTC Sync and for some reason it couldn't read the phone, so ended up of course just going through the computer!
First phone camera photos pending for a blog!!

oh well done you.

yay! well done! :)

David wants to get his beautiful wife, Lulu, something nice for their first wedding anniversary. So he decides to buy her a mobile telephone. Lulu is excited, she loves her phone. David shows her and explains to her all the different and varied features on the phone.

On Monday Lulu goes shopping in the local supermarket. Her phone rings and it's her husband, 'Hi ya, Lulu,' he says, 'how do you like your new phone?' Lulu replies, 'I just love it, it's so small and light and your voice is clear as a bell, but there's one feature that I really don't understand though.'

'What's that, Lulu ?' asks the husband.

'How did you know that I was at Tesco?'

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Is the latter an analogy or taking the Michael Skips!!!
Slowly getting the hang of it, although I need hands the size of well, bigger than my Android mobile phone!

Brilliant Guy! lol :)

We all need to gripe
About modern tripe
My mobile is lost
And I don't know the cost
Of buying an other
I could ask my brother
But he'd only say
"Get a new one today"
But I don't think I'll bother
.... I never use it anyway

Lol Mr Hywel! Very good. AAre you feeling better now? x

Yes thanks Pixi. I haven't been on because of all the renvation work being done in the house and it made me feel stressed lol

Very funny Skips (both entries) and Hywel - excellent poem!!

Aw ppoor man..you need a rest :~)