Do what I did. Get the Iphone from AT&T with a 2 year contract (you're going
to have to have phone service anyway)it costs $200.00. If you go that route,
make sure to upgrade to the latest os. I love my iphone. It has google maps
w/ iphone gps built right in. I used it when I was in San Diego, walking
around, and never got lost. The Blackberry is more for people who are email
driven.



John Harvey


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
Of Stephen Russell
Sent: Thursday, August 06, 2009 9:30 AM
To: ProFox Email List
Subject: [NF] New Phone recomendations

I am going to retire an old Motorola handset and want to take
advantage of new technology available today.

I am on AT&T for many years and don't see a need to change right now.

Looking for a phone that will multi purpose with web and other apps
that I put on it.

A lot of people swear by the blackberry, but in the stores in a test
drive I found the keys REAL SMALL. I didn't like the url I put in had
to then be searched to then present it, but maybe the people there
didn't know what they were doing.  Having to use Yahoo search for
anything felt wrong.

The iPhone felt better and at this point is my favorite but I am still
investigating.

If iPhone would there be a reason to not pay the extra 50.00$ for the
16 gig 3G-S instead of the 16 gig 3G?   Is the better speed worth it,
and do you foresee longer upgrades from apple as they phase out the
G3?

I want to do twitter with the new phone, GPS, maps as to where I am
at.  A few games but I am not a gamer.  Black Jack or Backgammon is
more my speed.  Better handle on work related meetings, schedules, and
reminders for the personal life are important as well.  Voice memos
for my self say as I am driving.  Timers for how long things take.

The level I am looking at all do exchange - email so that is in the mix as
well.

If I was not on AT&T I'd be looking at the Android but I am married to
apple at this time via the carrier :(

So any ideas for me to look at?

Does one phone have crummy optics in the camera and I should avoid on
that alone?

TIA




-- 
Stephen Russell
Sr. Production Systems Programmer
SQL Server DBA
Web and Winform Development
Independent Contractor
Memphis TN

901.246-0159


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