Blackberry

[Nick Waring]

Beaver - £50 a month was a guesstimate / vague memory, £35 may be right for my mate as well, does it depend on your package?

 

Yeah, it depends on the contract you have with o2, my brother said that you can get £50, and £80 contracts aswell.

[Amelanchier]

Im writting this on an orange spv M2000. its great, touch screen, slid out keyboard, wifi so i can nip on internet quickly at home and do email, or use gprs data transfer away from home.

 

this phone has now been upgraded to the htc tytnII which also has built in gps, and really for the money craps on the i phone!

 

out of all the phones i have ever owned (even the really old brick nokias) this phone is the best lasting ive had, bouncing round in trucks, tractor footwells, in my pocket while sawing. its now 2.5yrs old and i have no intention of changing it dispite being able to upgrade free.

 

oh and i also have an otter box for it that mounts to my atv handle bars for doing parallel spreading of seed and fert with a blue tooth gps.

 

Charlie

 

I've currently got the orange spv M600 which uses EDGE gprs which is as quick as 3G.

 

And i'll be upgrading to that very phone HTC TYTN 11

 

looks like the only way to fly....

[treejumper]

Steve - I have an 8800 and its great for emailing.

Calendar functions are great too - you can set up alarms for anything in your calendar. I'm with T-Mobile

- unlimited web access & email / phone (1200 mins) £35 per month

 

As others have said though beware they will take over your life if you let them. I tend to only put in reminders to do things

[Steve Bullman]

whatever makes you think im the sort of person that would let an internet based communications device take over my life?

[treejumper]

It started to with me - but I drew back away from it a bit and now I'm happy with it

[Mr Ed]

The n95 is far better than the n93

 

I got mine aftwer seeing how cool yours was:proud:

 

Playing with the menu whilst going to bed that evening, found the whole spiderman3 movie on the phone. crap movie, but ended watching the whole thing through on my phone just for the sheer novelty value:fisheye:

[Dean Lofthouse]

I've had the N95 from the day they came out. The only problem with them is text input, far too slow scrolling through characters etc, would be much better with some sort of keyboard

[niftysteve]

N95 8gb here too was recommended by ben.it seems to be working fine ,plus video ing can be watched on normal TV with the lead supplied

[Dean Lofthouse]

Most of my photos were taken with the n95, that's one of the plus's, a cracking camera.

[Mac McLennan]

I'd love one - but I can only just see my laptop without reading glasses