Ok...anyone with Blackberrys?

[Elle]

But....it's so so pretty and easy and ...stuff. I messed with one here.. and I really like it.

 

[Pudding Time]

ok.. it's your choice.. just don't ask me for advice when you end up picking things because "it's pretty!"...

 

[BreakfastSurreal]

my brother works for sprint. I asked him before what the best they carried was and he also mentioned the Mogul or the HTC Touch. The touch is pretty cool, that is the one im getting next month.

 

[Elle]

SO?!!

 

[BreakfastSurreal]

ehhh...just trying to help!

 

[Elle]

BOOOOOOOOOooooooooo!

 

[BreakfastSurreal]

go to your local phone store and ask the people that work there. or check cnet for reivews

 

[Elle]

Yea...I have. I'm putting too much thought into it.


This clam chowder is not clammy, it's pure disgustingness.

 

[satinbutterfly]

I had the pearl... and hated it. Not user friendly, and I have small fingers and I had a very tough time with the keyboard.

Also - if you want to do any web browsing on a blackberry - you can't. Basically if you want 24/7 access to email and a calendar - it's perfect... other than that... not really.

 

[Cotton]

Does your office use an Exchange server? Do you want to receive work related emails? Or do they have a Blackberry server?

 

[Elle]

I had the pearl... and hated it. Not user friendly, and I have small fingers and I had a very tough time with the keyboard.

Also - if you want to do any web browsing on a blackberry - you can't. Basically if you want 24/7 access to email and a calendar - it's perfect... other than that... not really.

I've had a Blackberry a while ago...I don't recall not being able to acces the web.

 

[Elle]

Does your office use an Exchange server? Do you want to receive work related emails? Or do they have a Blackberry server?

Well shooooot. I dunno.

 

[Cotton]

Well if it is something you'd like to receive work emails on and your office uses Exchange it be more ideal to use a phone with Windows Mobile. If you don't care about being connected to your office than any phone would suffice.

 

[BreakfastSurreal]

Well if it is something you'd like to receive work emails on and your office uses Exchange it be more ideal to use a phone with Windows Mobile. If you don't care about being connected to your office than any phone would suffice.

agreed

 

[Pudding Time]

Does your office use an Exchange server? Do you want to receive work related emails? Or do they have a Blackberry server?

They'll be using both.. Still, the Microsoft Windows OS is far better than any RIM OS..

 

[Pudding Time]

I've had a Blackberry a while ago...I don't recall not being able to acces the web.

You did but you had to do it with it's shitty blackberry browser..

 

[Pudding Time]

Seriously... get the one I posted.. I'd say get the Touch, but it doesn't support broadband..

 

[Cotton]

They'll be using both.. Still, the Microsoft Windows OS is far better than any RIM OS..

Agreed. Configuring a Windows Mobile phone with Exchange is a friggin breeze. Although in my experience here at the office, the Treo is a total failure. I have some users here on their 4th and 5th Treo.

This is what I'm currently ordering for our attorneys

Verizon Wireless XV6800

• Megapixel Camera Bluetooth QWERTY Keyboard Removable Memory Touch Navigation
• Video Messaging

 

[Pudding Time]

Yep.. I have the original HTC Wizard that came out as the Cingular 8125. Thing can do everything that an iPhone can do, plus more.

Plus you can get mobile office which allows you to open office documents on your phone.

 

[Cotton]

Yep.. I have the original HTC Wizard that came out as the Cingular 8125. Thing can do everything that an iPhone can do, plus more.

Plus you can get mobile office which allows you to open office documents on your phone.

Yea fuck that Blackberry bullshit!