My mobile is due for replacement and I have been trying to fight off the urge to get an iphone (it would also mean changing to (02), but it seemed very hard to argue with the screen, especially as I would make use of the web browsing. In fact it was becoming a toss up between the nokia N96 or the iphone and it was tough, the iphone wins on screen/
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But clearly they are looking to break that and I've heard the more recent one's are jumping ahead in the more traditional PDA stakes. I have a Pearl, but don't use it for anything but phone and e-mail as I always have my laptop nearby anyway.
We were thinking of getting the Storm for our Chairman, but it's a vodafone exclusive in the UK and we're on a 2 year O2 contract.
ETA: I also notice that when typing it uses thier reduced keyboard and predictive text, as does the Pearl. This is something of an aquired taste as it's neither traditional QWERTY, nor 10 key predictive as used on most mobiles, but something in between. Personally I've always used the small form factor BBs and quickly got used to their predictive system, but it drives some people nuts and the dictionary can be a bit idiosyncratic. e.g. Mine insists on giveing u'm as the top choice whenever I try and type i'm
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That said i've already got work to budget in an experia for "testing" and i'm hoping that will be my dream work phone.
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there's nothing actually wrong with my current phone, so i don't NEED to update, i suppose i'm just being greedy. i think what i might do is get an iphone and use it for a while, then if i don't like it i'll go back to my old phone and possibly sell the iphone.
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