Galaxy S3

Sony Xperia S running Ice Cream Sandwich. I just upgraded from Xperia X10.

Motorola Droid 3. WILL NOT use a phone without a physical keyboard and the Droid series is the best of those. Planning to upgrade to Droid 4 when I can, but Droid 5 will probably be out by then. Droid 5 will also be the first Droid phone fully designed by Motorola after their Google acquisition, which means very promising things for its functionality.

Of course, Verizon will probably bastardize Android on it, but they won't be able to do so as much because it'll be better from the get-go.

I only have a budget smartphone, I only use it for Facebook, texting, calls then the occasional look at the footy scores search or gps so it's all I need really.

Motorola Fire XT - Android Gingerbread.

The ancient (by phone standards) Motorola Milestone. Android 2.2 (or is it 2.1?).

I particularly love this modell because of the slide out QWERTY keyboard. I really don't like touchscreen for typing so I'm going to be a sad panda when this phone finally dies (hopefully not for a few years) because no one carries slide out QWERTY phones here.

If / when I replace I'll probably go for a on the front QWERTY like Motorola Fire. But it will be with regret that I give up real estate that could be screen for physical keys.

Oh I have a Blackberry Curve for work, which I don't like very much, but it does the job it's required for and as I didn't have to pay for it, or its ongoing costs I can't really complain.

Blackberry, love it.

dude just order a milestone 3 or 4 online or something.

I had a Galaxy s 3 but I had to turn it back into work. Now I am using the Nokia Lumia 710. I really like how fast Windows Phones are and more then likely y next phone will be a Windows 8, when it launches this October.

Nokia Lumia 800

Windows Phone 7.5

Very content

Samsung Note with ICS Android 4.0.4

Looking forward to Jelly Bean.