flamchop
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Another big vote for the BlackBerry Curve here. Otherwise I'd say Storm. It has the best of both worlds in the BlackBerry arena... you get the slickest email service of them all (Blackberry Internet Service), and multi-media capabilities (camera phone, video, etc.) It's also a heck of a lot lighter than any Treo.
I'm going to strongly recommend against any Palm, especially the Windows Mobile Palms. Windows Mobile is the most frustrating thing to happen to smartphones. It freezes, it's slow, it's buggy. I had the Treo 700wx and loved it for all of a month, then hated it and switched to BlackBerry. I had no idea what I was missing. I mean I would simply go to make a phone call and the phone would freeze on me and I'd have to reset it. Never once had the BlackBerry freeze on me.
iPhone's are slick and I can't argue against that, but take into consideration how good AT&T coverage is in your area. It sucks in the Philly burbs. My roommate spent about $700 to break his Verizon contract and go with the iPhone, only to say recently that he's going back to Verizon and getting a BlackBerry now.
Also a biggie downside with the iPhone is you can't view MMS messages without having to log in to a website (pics sent through text, video, etc.).
Good luck!
I'm going to strongly recommend against any Palm, especially the Windows Mobile Palms. Windows Mobile is the most frustrating thing to happen to smartphones. It freezes, it's slow, it's buggy. I had the Treo 700wx and loved it for all of a month, then hated it and switched to BlackBerry. I had no idea what I was missing. I mean I would simply go to make a phone call and the phone would freeze on me and I'd have to reset it. Never once had the BlackBerry freeze on me.
iPhone's are slick and I can't argue against that, but take into consideration how good AT&T coverage is in your area. It sucks in the Philly burbs. My roommate spent about $700 to break his Verizon contract and go with the iPhone, only to say recently that he's going back to Verizon and getting a BlackBerry now.
Also a biggie downside with the iPhone is you can't view MMS messages without having to log in to a website (pics sent through text, video, etc.).
Good luck!