[Cowboyrider]

So I am up for a new phone....service is Verizon

Been actually trying to do research...

I am thinking of going toward a blackberry curve, the pearl seems too small.

Been looking at the samsung glyde and LG Voyager but I don't know how I feel about the touch screen.

What I want....

Be able to go on the web, talk on the phone, send text messages..using a QWERT keyborad! I have 2 digi cameras so camera quality is not a high priority.

So wanted to hear from real people who have these phones

I have heard good and bad on reviews from the glyde and voyager. I am really leaning toward the blackberry.

Thanks!

[nefarious]

what about the LG Vu?

[LuvDog]

If you really want to do a lot of email and texting then the blackberry is the top choice.

[getaddicted]

[OreoGitorio]

i've got the condo- er... Glyde. I'm really diggin it I don't use it for internet, but the rest of it is pretty good.

[hoffmanas]

Originally Posted by LuvDog

If you really want to do a lot of email and texting then the blackberry is the top choice.

+1

[snowborder]

depends on what you use it for... crackberry or data service begins at $80 a month before taxes, fees, taxes on the fees, and fees on the taxes and the collection fee for collecting the tax, and the tax on the collection fees, billling fee and tax on the billing fees.

[klepsta]

Ive had the curve since AT&T released it, and I love it. Text/email/MMS messanging is top notch. Internet is simple and can be emulated to look like IE, Netscape, etc. GPS based paired with google maps is great, and is free!

Plus it plays music, video, etc!

[dx3162]

Love my Voyager with internet package, still undecided on the touch screen though after a few months...

[bottoj]

I have the LG enV2. It is basic, but extremely functional.

[gregp]

My daughter just got an EnV 2, and she loves it as well. Of course I got her old "Chocolate" which sucks ass. I **Hate** touch sensitive buttons! This thing is gone as soon as my upgrade is due (soon).
For the uses the OP is looking for, they guys I work with tell me that the blackberry is the one to have.

[dx3162]

I originally wanted an enV, the original one, till I saw it in person and looked bulky & kinda like a toy, so I ended up with the voyager, then a couple weeks later they come out with the enV 2...which I like, if only I had waited...

[getaddicted]

Kill your contract and get the new iphone

Steve Jobs keynote live from WWDC 2008 - Engadget

[BMFR6]

i have a curve for work. absolutly love it.

[trixiegotspd]

Ive got the Pearl 2 - thing is pretty bad ass, for a phone

[ChrisNoF4i]

Does Bemused make a phone with data capabilities??

[Honclfibr]

Originally Posted by ChrisNoF4i

Does Bemused make a phone with data capabilities??

I don't think so. But you should still get a Bemused, because Bemused is very intelligent. With a Bemused by your side you probably didn't need to make that call anyway, Bemused will answer your question and will not charge you for roaming.

But if you do a lot of texting, I'd recommend the ENV2 as well, I have one and I like it. Bemused, sadly, lacks a flip open QWERTY keyboard.

[Cowboyrider]

Originally Posted by snowborder

depends on what you use it for... crackberry or data service begins at $80 a month before taxes, fees, taxes on the fees, and fees on the taxes and the collection fee for collecting the tax, and the tax on the collection fees, billling fee and tax on the billing fees.

I was wondering if there is extra charges to use the blackberry. I think I have to break down and go to a Verizion store, which I hate doing - they are like voltures in there!

[OreoGitorio]

if you wanna do email & all that shit, you gotta get a data package... they start at 79/mo.
Data Plans

I just talk & text...