Help Choosing New Business Mobile...

northie_1

Hi All,

I am looking for a little advice on choosing a new mobile phone as I am currently due an upgrade.

Currently I have a Sony Ericsson K800i, and can say for sure that this is the best and most capable mobile phone I have ever used. I am slightly biased in this as I am a Sony fan, but this does not mean suggestions should be restricted to this brand, even more so when I can find nothing in their current line up that appeals.

Things which I am now looking for in a mobile phone:

Long battery life
Email support
Bluetooth
Reasonable camera, preferably with xenon flash
Laptop connectivity for mobile internet
Quad band

Obviously considerations on size, style and wow factor (I am a little bit of a show off).

Phones I have in mind at the moment:

Samsung G800
HTC Tytn II / T-Mobile Vario III
Nokia E51
Nokia N82
Sony Ericsson K850i

I would greatly appreciate any ideas, suggestions or advice.

Cheers, John

diamonds

htc all the way

northie_1

The only thing that puts me off with the HTC Tytn II is the size of it. I was hoping the S730 would come with GPS as originally touted, but it was pulled. The HTC S730 would have been ideal.

Personally I am leaning to the Nokia E51, but it does mean downgrading my current camera feature.

diamonds

htc touch is great

get a great gps deal here http://www.play.com//ProductOutline.aspx?title=3513965&r=MBLS £24.00 free delivery, quidco & source a play.com discount code & 12 months sat nav

HTC for business, symbian for pleasure ( u cant measure ), the support for business applications on Windows Mobile is so much more than symbian ever will have in the next few years

are you T-mobileing it I guess ?let me know, can give you recommendation on what T-mobile phone for business

integrated GPS is !!!!!! dont be SOLD on it!, N95 & others have failed me big time, still in its infancy so maybe in couple years it will be too standard as per symbian - i use my Navman Spin100 GPS unit with removable rechargable batteries ( kindly bought NEW & cheap off a MSE'r who had it surplus to needs ), if needs be i can buy a pack of AAA batteries in emergency but I carry 3bats in unit & 3 spare in glovebox as was much cheaper at £8 for 6 rechargables & charger at Argos than the £20 Navman wanted for a car AC plug, cheaper with rechargable batterys than disposibles & im saving the planet chemical/battery waste! and I can actually use it outside the car LOL, cheeky beggars Navman ( well what do u expect from an Kiwi company ! ) and I learnt the hard way with TomTom Blutooth GPS integrated batteries, great in car !!!!!!ed with no supply or battery power ! - a £100 learning process at that ( not MSE at all )

yes i know my carbon footprint for recharging isnt the best but its a balance to filling skips with old batteries and/or the cost of processing normal batteries recycling

thephantom_2

I think htc tytn 2 beats others. Did you look at nokia E90. Seems to have all the features of tytn 2.
Cheers
ThePhantom