Blackberry Model

[shaw0486]

In Silicon Valley, those who don't work there regard Palm
as the walking dead. Return it or be stuck with an Edsel.

Blackberry was the traditional choice, but there seem to be
far more apps coming out on both iPhone and Android,
including some electrical apps, even if they have a way to
go.

Does anyone have problems with there black berry sinking with there email correctl/y

 

[LawnGuyLandSparky]

iphone!!, iphone!!

yup!............

 

[360Youth]

I have a Storm and come June when I have an upgrade available I will taking it. The phone has given me more problems than it is worth (it is a company phone and I try real hard not to complain too much, but I do anyway. It is that frustrating) I think other BB models work better, but I do not like the keyboards that come on the Curve, etc. Blackberry seems to be the choice for business oriented applications, but I do not think they are considered the overal best smartphone. Android based phones are the hot ticket and seem to be good. My boss and dad both have Droids and I have toyed with the Eris. I always liked my Windows phone because it was compatible with near everything and was truly a pocket pc. That is the Storm's issue with me, besides the numerous glitches I have had. Storm is compatible with so little compared to what you can get elsewhere, if you want to take full advantage of smartphone use and intention.

PS on any Windows phone. The Win7 mobile comes out this fall, is getting a bit of hype, but no existing mobile platform will be upgradeable. If you want v.7 for the phone, you will have to buy the new phones when they come out.

 

[tyha]

I have the HTC Fuze. For what we do it is the absolute best. It has the FULL MS Suite where you can make Word and Excel,powerpoint docs along with the adobe reader. It has a full pull out keyboard along with the scribble option. I had the HTC Tilt before and it was similar but to everyone, do yourself a favor and get the Fuze. it can also be used as a high speed modem for your laptop.

 

[codewarrior321]

HTC Pro 2 with 6.5 winmo, you will not look back.

 

[LawnGuyLandSparky]

I have a Droid and thought twice about the Google connection. I'm at the age I don't really care what they find out.

Basically Google keeps all information they can obtain about you and how you use their services. At least that is my understanding. Turn on the GPS locator and they know where you are and what places you vist. Probably how fast you got there & how long you stayed.

It's worse than that...