AverageWhiteBloke
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Blackberry are best suited for business use IMO I have two one for site and a torch for rest of time so it doesn't get smashed to bits climbing on scaffolds. The email function is great just enter your address and pass and its set up good to go. One really strong point is the ability to seamlessly switch phones. If for instance I lost or had my phone stolen I can go to blackberry protect web site, shut down, lock the phone and wipe all data from it remotely. I can even find where the phone is to inform whoever needs to know. When you get another BB phone u can just login to your blackberry account with it and it restores all your settings, apps, contacts etc onto the new phone and your good to go as if you never lost it.
I agree Iphones are the hardest to get a deal on. Even when your out of contract with them the iphone paygo tarrifs aren't up to much. I hear a lot of good things about HTC desire and other androids. Depend what you use you phone for most I guess. Generally though Nokia for Camera, Iphones for apps, Blackberry security and business is usually how I see it.
I agree Iphones are the hardest to get a deal on. Even when your out of contract with them the iphone paygo tarrifs aren't up to much. I hear a lot of good things about HTC desire and other androids. Depend what you use you phone for most I guess. Generally though Nokia for Camera, Iphones for apps, Blackberry security and business is usually how I see it.