Ill say blackberry for verizon. I would never switch my service for an iphone with crappy coverage. All my friends that have one dont get very good coverage or signal when in most cases I do. My friends cottage, case and point.
I love my blackberry. I can type stuff almost as fast as I do on my computer keyboard with it. I hate touch screen. And its very useful for work and checking my email and surfing the net and bbm is super awesome.
I like blackberry. love my bold. I have an Itouch.. as cool as the apps are.. I really don't use most of it.. I love my task manager in bb. it's keyboard. alarms. calendar. etc.. i Duno that's just me :) not to mention Blackberry Messenger!
Saj cheated. she copied what I wrote but submitted before me i am :cry:
I like blackberry. love my bold. I have an Itouch.. as cool as the apps are.. I really don't use most of it.. I love my task manager in bb. it's keyboard. alarms. calendar. etc.. i Duno that's just me :) not to mention Blackberry Messenger!
Saj cheated. she copied what I wrote but submitted before me i am :cry:
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OMG go to sleep stalker. :x ps: Harley misses you!
I know it's not specifically on topic, but I'd strongly suggest looking into the Motorola Droid. I'm very interested in it, and I don't have to switch carriers to get it either. I'm on Verizon, and even though an iPhone is tempting to me, I don't really want to switch over to AT&T.
But to stay on topic, I'd say BlackBerry (Storm2), just because I don't want to switch from Verizon to AT&T.
If you're looking for a smartphone for business/professional purposes, go Blackberry.
If you're looking for a smartphone for media/entertainment purposes, go iPhone.
Of course, you should check the network quality in your area of the carriers before locking into a carrier if you're not yet comitted to one or the other. Blackberry's can be found on Verizon and AT&T. iPhone is AT&T only.
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