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With a Blackberry Bold 9700

I use my phone a LOT and for work too, lots of internet, lots of phone calls. I've been looking for months and just can't find anything that I like as much as the N95 but mine is on it's last legs and I need a new one.

Any advice?


 
Posted : 20/06/2010 8:45 pm
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Got an E72 yesterday, much battery life, good talk time, does all the stuff, sat nav and good tariff with unlimited internet


 
Posted : 20/06/2010 8:50 pm
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Replaced mine with a 5800, th dogs danglies and cheap, only prob is the camera isn't as good however the GPS is far far better.


 
Posted : 20/06/2010 9:06 pm
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bugger nokia my n97 has put me right off them, the pre plus looks good if the apps are a tad limited


 
Posted : 20/06/2010 10:52 pm
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I upgraded from my N95 8GB to an N86 but it didn't last long when the N900 came out. N900 does everything I want out of a phone/mobile device, only wish it was slightly thinner. Use a Blackberry 8900 for work and it's a PoS in comparison. Best bit is that the N900 is not running Symbian no more hidden options or lots of delving into depths of menus. It's a Geek device that just happens to be a phone too.


 
Posted : 20/06/2010 11:51 pm
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e71 here has lasted me for 14 months so far and im a heavy user of it .... some of the keys have worn partially but i carry it on the bike all the time its got wet , its dried out its camera is functional and the internet function works seriously well

will be replacing with an e72 in september


 
Posted : 21/06/2010 12:00 am
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I'll start this off by saying that I don't own or use a Blackberry.

However I do manage an IT department that runs our company's blackberrys. They're great in use and do everything you'd expect them to BUT their durability is awful. They're constantly breaking - tracking balls, cases, etc - we have about three times as many broken ones now as we do ones working and being used. Not a major problem for use costwise to to our corporate contract but I'd certainly never own
one myself.


 
Posted : 21/06/2010 6:24 am
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I've never quite understood why anyone would want a Blackberry for personal use. It'd be my first choice as a corporate email client, but for personal use I'd really be suggesting either Android or iPhone if budget stretches to them.


 
Posted : 21/06/2010 9:07 am