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[Hokiefyd]

Figured I'd update this thread. I got a new phone. But it's not one that I considered until I saw it.

I went to the Verizon store on Friday. Looked briefly at the BBs, and decided quickly that those weren't going to work actually. The keyboards were tight(er than I remembered) and the screens were small and low-res. So I went home with a Droid Pro.

And returned it within an hour. The screen was small, which I could deal with. But it was also low-res, which I didn't like. The keyboard was cramped, but I could have gotten used to it. But the screen was decidedly low-quality.

So I came home (again) with an HTC Incredible 2. No physical keyboard, all virtual. But I really like it. The screen size makes it usable to me. The Motorola's virtual keyboard must not have had good error-correcting because I couldn't type with a darn on that, but I can hammer out words as fast as I can physically type, and it somehow "gets" everything I type.

So far, I'm very pleased.

 

[Trav]

I moved from the Bold to a droid earlier this year.
After a month i couldn't go back to the BB. I hated that phone especially the keyboard with a passion.
That was my first and last BB.

 

[JHZR2]

BB is a great "work" smartphone. I have one of them, and since I just dropped my iphone 3GS, which I loved, I now have an iphone 4.

While the iphone 4 does internet fr better than my work BB (tour 6750 model or along those lines), the keyboard on the BB makes it a far better unit to write long text emails. Much more accurate and faster.

So its all in what you need.

 

[smallant]

blackberry's call quality is well in most of the time. but sometimes you know...

.but the blcakberry battery could work long time, that's important.