Blackberry, HTC or Nokia?

JAYk_2

Blackberry, HTC or Nokia? Which one is more appropriate for office, work and internet use only? Thanks.

lucylucky

Well ignoring the Spam above I would go and have a play with a variety of phones to see what you actually like.

And how much you want to spend.

I have tried blackberries but not a fan, my HTC Desire can be configured in almost any way and is superb for browsing.
I used to use nothing but Nokias but feel they are sadly lacking nowadays and I would not go back to them

Exhortation

Despite recent moves by a couple of blue-chip companies from Blackberry to iPhone, I still think BB is the way to go for professional use. It's all down to individual preference, however, and the best thing to do is to go into a couple of shops, try and find someone who knows what they are talking about and discuss your needs with them.

JJ_Egan

Decide what you want to do with the phone then check out the specs and reviews for each model .
For me it has to be the Samsung Galaxy S i9000 but that may be overkill for others .
techradar has a mag out listing most of the current phones also they are on line .
http://www.techradar.com/reviews/phones/mobile-phones

jje

KingElvis

Get a Blackberry Bold 9700, it's the way to go for business use.

Blackberry for pros, Iphone for pose LOL

movilogo

Blackberry is good for emails and business use. It is not the best for personal entertainment, where iPhone and HTC are still way better.

JAYk_2

KingElvis wrote: »

Get a Blackberry Bold 9700, it's the way to go for business use.

Blackberry for pros, Iphone for pose LOL

System won't allow me to give you thanks auto; so I'm doing it manually:)

"Decide what you want to do with the phone then check out the specs and reviews for each model ." Yep...

eMail
Work
Play
Networking

lucylucky

email - I run four email accounts on my Desire, with no issues.
work - as in what exactly? Spreadsheets, documents?
play - lots of games and various other daft apps in the Android market place
Networking - the Desire comes with Facebook and twitter apps installed although there are many others around

chuckley

for business id say blackberry, but it depends on what 'software/programs' you would be using. the HD2 pocket PC would be better for programs though, like Office and PDF's e.t.c.