mobile phone help

**markj23** · 17th October 2010, 21:57

time has come to up grade my phone do I want a blackberry or an Iphone or do I stick with the latest samsumg touch phone (i have a samsung pixion at moment) use it quite a lot, work emails and docs at the moment not very much other action I carry a camera for work so dont really use that part of it very much, the rest is what its ment to be used for ringing and the odd text. No games or anything. what do you have and how good is it?

**nibblitz** · 17th October 2010, 22:09

HTC Windows Mobile Smartphones are fantastic.. In my opinion, they're so much more versatile compared to blackberries, iphones, androids, etc etc

**Ben_** · 17th October 2010, 22:19

If your using it for viewing doc's, then I'd say HTC mate, iPhones not great for that and blackberry screen is too small.
Got an iPhone my self but use it alot more for other things rather than a phone!!

IPod sat nav, web browsing etc

**byebyeitsagsi** · 17th October 2010, 22:31

I just got an HTC Wildfire, cracking phone and much more capable than a iphone.

**Dazzy2006** · 17th October 2010, 22:49

I have a samsung galaxy s and can't fault anything about it, as for htc's - avoid the hd2 as my wifes died at 3 months old and needed a new mainboard

**leonvectrac** · 18th October 2010, 00:04

I have a blackberry curve 8520 and am not impressed with it at all so would say stay away from them av just put it up for sale tonight so im on the look out for something else.

**neverlandandy** · 18th October 2010, 06:50

i was going to go for the i phone but apparently it doesn't send pic messeges so it will be the new nokia n8 for me

**WilliamLX** · 18th October 2010, 09:53

I have experience of a lot of smart phones. A range of Symbian Nokia's, BlackBerry and iPhone. If you do a lot of emails, avoid the iPhone and the various Android touch screen phones. They are great for many things and the iPhone reads emails vbery well, but typing is slow and not accurate on the touch screen. Many Nokia's come with a keyboard which is great for typing but Nokia phones do not display modern format intensive emails well. There is an app that does, but it tends to mess with your phones memory and it regularly requires phone reboots or it stops picking up your emails. BlackBerry phones are probably the best for email. They display the email well, and with the exception of the Storm have a keyboard so typing is also OK. Despite what someone said the Curve 8520 is a great little phone, but is the base BlackBerry. If you want a bigger screen with fancy touch features but still with the keyboard try the new BlackBerry Torch. Looks great (although being brand new I have not played with one yet).