It depends on your needs... The iPhone has horrific security, and I consider it useless for any data you care about if you think you might ever lose it, unless you use a third-party tool like http://www.good.com/iphone to manage it.
Blackberry, on the other hand, if used in conjunction with BES/BPS, is excellent for data security. And, of course, Good software, as mentioned above for the iPhone, works with all sorts of smartphone/pda units, making them all much more secure. BES and Good, however, are not meant for individual use - they are more for business use. On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 12:01, William Kreuter <bil...@drizzle.com> wrote: > Thank you to Steve Herber and Jesse Keating for their > responses. My impression at this point is that the > iPhone is way ahead of Blackberry in o/s quality; RIM > sounds like they're resting on their laurels. IPhone > also sounds like the winner in overall user > likeability. It doesn't sound like either platform > makes it either very easy, or completely difficult, to > sync PIM data using Linux or to migrate from Palm. > > Billy > >
