-
Join the MyBroadband community
South Africa’s biggest forum. Discuss, discover, and connect with thousands of members.
-
Question of the Day: Which is the most hair-raising South African mountain pass you've driven?
Choices Choices
- Thread starter Defib
- Start date
oronte
Expert Member
Consider the Sony Ericsson X1 best price vs functionality for Windows Mobile.
If you want to go Blackberry then consider the Bold which is exellent (I've got one).
Iphone is way to overpriced vs functionality and for business it's just a waste.
Bear in mind that most of your options don't include keyboards and if you do a lot of typing on screen typing will quickly irritate you as it can't be as fast as typing with a real keyboard.
If you want to go Blackberry then consider the Bold which is exellent (I've got one).
Iphone is way to overpriced vs functionality and for business it's just a waste.
Bear in mind that most of your options don't include keyboards and if you do a lot of typing on screen typing will quickly irritate you as it can't be as fast as typing with a real keyboard.
Last edited:
2) HTC Touch HD = pretty much the same as the Diamond except for the screen AFAIK. It is very functonal if a bit slow.
4) Iphone - if i can get it = coolness factor but wouldn't recommend for business.
Gambit
Expert Member
I got an iphone 8gb free on a talk 120 package the other day which i reckon is quite a good deal. I'm loving it but without a proper keyboard it may not be an ideal business phone.
marine1
Honorary Master
Sony Ericsson X1
oronte
Expert Member
Blackberry is a different experience from Windows Mobile. Some things are more difficult to do but most things are easier and quicker, it just takes a while to get used to them. I previously used UIQ on my SE P990 and it took about 2 weeks to get accustomed to Blackberry, now that I have I'm going to have trouble going to any other OS. Bold is definitely worth the price on MTN.