Samsung Galaxy

I'm switching between carriers so frequently these days I'm not even sure what carrier I'm using right now. All phones in Iceland are open when you buy them (open meaning that you can choose whatever carrier you want) and I hope that won't change.

HTC Evo 4G with unlimited sprint data.

iPhone 3GS and Sonera.

iPhone 4S on DNA.
Absolutely love my phone. Can't go anywhere without it and I feel naked without it

What is a carrier?

iPhone 4 with AT&T. Absolutely love it

I have an iPhone 4 on 3-Mobile, which is such a great network.
I get unlimted everything for ￡35 a month, which is so handy.

Don't know how I lived without my phone before I got it.

LG Ally on Verizon.

They both svck...royally. I hate both the phone and the carrier.

Motorola Droid RAZR on Verizon Wireless. It's my first actual smart phone, I really like it.

Until I buy new phone, I'm using Nokia 2700 classic with Orange prepaid.

Nokia 5530 with DNA.

I have Telia, which is the same as Sonera. And an HTC Desire.

iPhone 4 on Rogers.

I still can't decide if I want to switch to Android or not...

iPhone 4 with AT&T and it's great.

Don't know what the thing is called, but its designed for texting(big keypad) and my carrier is Cricket.

iPhone 4 with Vodafone.

Yeah, it's total BS. In the U.S. they prevent you from doing that either by using different technology or different spectrum between carriers. Sprint and Verizon are CDMA networks, and T-Mobile, AT&T, and the rest are GSM networks. You can't just unlock your phone and switch between T-Mobile and AT&T because they use different frequencies for UMTS (HSPA and HSPA+ a.k.a "3G" and "4G" in T-Mobile's case).

I understand that Sprint and Verizon are pretty invested in their networks and aren't likely to change over to GSM or anything newer anytime soon, but the spectrum games are just blatant attempts to differentiate carriers by device. I wish someone would put an end to it.

One of the advantages of GSM is that your device isn't married to your carrier in any way, but they've managed to artificially remove that advantage to encourage customer loyalty and to tempt customers away from rival carriers by dangling sixy carrier-exclusive devices in front of them.

Vodafone 845 with... can you guess it ?


It's not the best phone around but it was the cheapest one I could find that fit my needs which are basically just to be able to make and receive calls, go on the internet, listen to music and have GPS guiding my good self everywhere since I have no sense of direction.

I'm not allowed to have a phone, but I use my itouch. There is this really cool app that is for free. It's texting for free, calling minutes cost money but you can watch a dumb thirty second video and they give you two free minutes. It only works within Wi-Fi. But it is something if I want to txt my friends or something. I can't complain.

us cellular, bought an electrify, paid too much for it, its still pretty cool.

Droid Razr got a good deal cause we got a 4 family pack... Yeah my wife has 3 cell phones lol Oh and Verizon 4g

Droid X2 with Verizon

iPhone 4s with Bell.

Nokia C7 with Wind, now Fido/Rogers. Previously iPhone with AT&T -- never again will I get an iPhone, nor another touch screen for texting.

Don't have a mobile. Had one back in the 90s when my work involved a lot of travelling but not since 97.