Blackberry help

[FarmerPug]

Has anyone on here got one of these mysterious buttony edevices? ive been given one and cant get it to do any emails, it seems to send them ok but wont recieve them and customer services for blackberry is i think a myth. Actually its probably what you would find if you got to the bottom of a rainbow, and the forums are absolutley useless.

[omega]

my mrs has a blackberry curve that seams to work okay

[FarmerPug]

Its going now, 02 had to give me a bolt on for the thing, great phone. Recommend it to anyone considering the nokia n96 which is terrible, i had a 6310i for a while inbetween it was a great phone the battery lasted for about 10 years, it always had signal and was indestructable. The only issue was its predictive text was missing the ability to predict, it didnt have any words in it

[highlander]

I loved my Blackberry Storm - it's a great phone (though loads of people have apparently had problems with it - I had none). My wife has it now.

HTC Desire is a brilliant phone - the only drawback I could see is the battery life - it could be better - everything else is brilliant.

[steve_earwig]

I've had my phone 5 years and it was second hand when I got it Too skint for owt else me

[DaiRees]

I've got a HTC HD2, brilliant bit of kit but hampered by Mr Gates. Apart from the operating system the only other thing wrong with it is pretty poor battery life.

[FarmerPug]

This blackberry is the bog standard curve 8520, a measure of this is that it was bought from argos which i havent went to in years because they normally charge extorsionist prices for out of date phones and indeed its what has happened even so it does its job well. But heres what i was using after the n96 broke, for battery life nothing came close:

Cool innit with its dot matrix display and not the normal 2 line display; and believe it or not in the collection of bits and pieces for my car it came with a car kit which had been uninstalled but this thing sat into it perfect.

[highlander]

I had a Nokia 6210 at one point:



It was a brilliant phone, really good on battery life. I traded it in a year later for a Sony Ericsson T68i, the first colour screen phone I'd ever seen, and I've never had another Nokia since (the Wifely Person had an N95 8GB which wasn't the most user-friendly phone in the world).

[FarmerPug]

nokia stopped making user friendly phones a long time ago, the easiest phone to use was actually 2 phones i had the motorola razr, and the razr2 v8 the second one also being dam near indistructable