Am I doing it right?

 

Motorola K1m (Krzr) in white...pretty decent...much better than my wifes normal razor...plus this one spent 15min in the pool with me and it still works without a hitch.

 

It might be better looking but its not as functional. The full QWERTY button keyboard on the BlackBerry is easier to use than the iPhone. I have the 8830 which means that I can throw a sim card in and it will work, its unlocked from the factory. iPhone doesn't support 802.1X security so it can't be used on my University's wi-fi. Its on the edge network so no wi-fi connections suck. I can SSH and run remote desktop/VNC from my blackberry, something the iPhone probably can't do. Hard drive isn't that impressive for a phone that is suppose to also be an iPod.

 

Ordered a the Blackberry Pearl Yesterday soooo stoked, phones are sick **** so dang

 

Well thats because it's flash based and not HD based.

I've been thinking about getting an iPhone myself but the more I look into it the more I don't really care about it. No A2DP bluetooth? Crappy EDGE network? Have to purchase the phone full price and -still- have to sign into a 2 year agreement? No thanks.

 

lg vx8300, not a bad phone at all

but tony hasnt responded yet, so ill show you the phone he has (he hasnt exactly upgraded in a while)

 

LOL!! What can I say, I love 1995

 

I just got the LG VX10000



its pretty rad.

 

Big words and I dont know what it all means. I love my iPhone and the QWERTY keyboard.

 

I don't like touch screens. I like actual buttons to press. From what I've heard, the keyboard on an iPhone isn't actually a full keyboard. To get to some characters that aren't alphabetics, it is quite difficult. On my Blackberry I press the alt button and press another button. Very easy, no menus to fiddle through. That fact that you have to pay $400 and sign a 2 year contract is a killer. You can pick up a high end Nokia phone for that price and you don't have to sign a contract. Its unlocked so you don't have to worry about getting locked up when updates roll around. On top of that, the Nokia PC phones are proper smart phones with an *** load of nice features. Some of them can even run VOIP. If I wasn't on Sprint I would probably opt for one of the Nokia PC phones. My buddy has one and its pretty nice.