Blackberry Phones

hi there,
just want to ask,
cause my o2 contract just end of last month,
I'm thinking get a new blackberry 9700?
or just keep using the iphone 3g,
can't make the decision at moment,
cause I don't have lots friend using the Blackberry.

if you got any opinion,
please let me know,
thanks your reading.

a phone
is a personal thing
i like mine
maybe you'd hate its ring

try one out
to see how you feel
if you don't like it
then don't enter the deal

the blackberry's for work
the iphone's for play
i'd go for an iphone
but that's my hipster way

http://www.lfgss.com/thread31996.html

thanks Teddy,
that's good point.

a phone
is a personal thing
i like mine
maybe you'd hate its ring

try one out
to see how you feel
if you don't like it
then don't enter the deal

the blackberry's for work
the iphone's for play
i'd go for an iphone
but that's my hipster way

you are winston mckensie AICMFP

**Oh Teddy **
by Phyllis Larkin

Where is my i-phone?
My beautiful i-phone?
Some bastard has nicked it
and I'd recently tricked it

out with the latest of apps
Where is my i-phone?
My beautiful i-phone?
Help me, oh help me please chaps

Where is my i-phone?
My beautiful i-phone?
I locked it securely
it can't have gone surely

someone saw it be taken?
Where is my i-phone?
My beautiful i-phone?
It's a nightmare from which I shalln't waken

Where is my i-phone?
My beautiful i-phone?
Oh, it's here in my bag.

I have a crackberry 8700 or something. Helps me feel like a corporate whore.
They break fairly regularly: I'm on maybe my 5th. They are quite good at just sending you a new one when it's under warranty. Shame that the warranty only lasts 12 months and my contract lasts 18. And my phone is broken. So I'd probably stick with the hipsterphone if I were you.

**Oh Teddy **
.....Oh, it's here in my bag.

Rep.

Your better to go for one of the Andriod phones, they are really going from strenghth to strength.

http://www.mckenzie4mayor.co.uk/

Your better to go for one of the Andriod phones, they are really going from strenghth to strength.

Let's hope it has a good predictive text solution - looks like you need it more than most. :P

@marcola - do you use your phone for a lot of emailing and texting? If so, then get a Blackberry or consider a Nokia E Series device. If not, stick with the iPhone.

Nokia E71 is also a nice phone to consider.

**Oh Teddy **
by Phyllis Larkin

Where is my i-phone?
My beautiful i-phone?
Some bastard has nicked it
and I'd recently tricked it

out with the latest of apps
Where is my i-phone?
My beautiful i-phone?
Help me, oh help me please chaps

Where is my i-phone?
My beautiful i-phone?
I locked it securely
it can't have gone surely

someone saw it be taken?
Where is my i-phone?
My beautiful i-phone?
It's a nightmare from which I shalln't waken

Where is my i-phone?
My beautiful i-phone?
Oh, it's here in my bag.

ha ha ha ha spat my drink all over my keyboard ;p

I would normally rep Will but as he intended it to be Larkin-esque I feel it has failed abjectly in this regard.

Let's hope it has a good predictive text solution - looks like you need it more than most. :P

Thats one word which has always had me stuck on how to spell it.

The Nexus one looks like a winner though.

I would normally rep Will but as he intended it to be Larkin-esque I feel it has failed abjectly in this regard.

Phyllis Larkin, Phyllis, well know pub poet of old Wigan. Fucking southerners.

Do you use iTunes?

Phyllis Larkin, Phyllis, well know pub poet of old Wigan. Fucking southerners.

Man hands misery onto man. Innit.

Man hands misery onto man. Innit.

get out as quickly as you can
and don't have any kids yourself.

oops, bit late for that.

I've got a work Blackberry that looks like this:

Not sure what model it is, it's the slightly older not latest one.

I do quite like it, but they're best if you're all about email. The 9700 looks slightly better and probably is slightly better but you'd probably be better off with an iPhone or a HTC.

Like others have said, Blackberry are good for reliable email using push/pull. Do you need to open Office documents and edit etc.?

have you tried using plastic cups tied together with string
works well in my house. no awkward moments when you lose signal either.

Like others have said, Blackberry are good for reliable email using push/pull. Do you need to open Office documents and edit etc.?

Any of the andriod offerings also have very good push/pull email I use my G1 on a daily basis and the emails usually come through my phone before they appear on my computer.