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Deleted User X18H
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Its for my old dear so she can Facebook my sister etc. She wants to spend about £120 on pay as you go.
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Horton's halftime iceberg
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I have used both Palm and Blackberry and I have to say the iphone beats them hand down for ease of use and good design (say this even though was not a mac fan). I got my mum a second hand Toshiba laptop which she finds very easy to use as she is not used to software technology.
The main advantage of the i-phone is the screen size, so I do not know if Nokia et al make something with a better size sceen and easy to use. I think you can get old generation i-phones cheaper now, that may be good for just e-mail/chat site use.
The main advantage of the i-phone is the screen size, so I do not know if Nokia et al make something with a better size sceen and easy to use. I think you can get old generation i-phones cheaper now, that may be good for just e-mail/chat site use.
bhaexpress
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HTC Desire ?
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Whats this Anriod market all about?
REDLAND
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Android is a mobile operating system that's by google, I would consider it a serious alternative to the iPhone as you can get it on a wide range of handsets.
It's £150 on PAYG but an example of a budget Android phone is the T Mobile Pulse.
T-Mobile Pulse Mobile Phone on Pay as you go - 149.99
It's £150 on PAYG but an example of a budget Android phone is the T Mobile Pulse.
T-Mobile Pulse Mobile Phone on Pay as you go - 149.99
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That's what I got her but it was only 99 quid. Got one for me as well.
Pulse or Pulse mini ? There is a difference in price and functionality.
Djmiles
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I have a Blackberry bold 9700, but also have an Ipod Touch.
If my old Samsung phone didn't have 12 months left on it's contract when I got the Ipod Touch, I might have been tempted to have gone for the Iphone.
Although having said that, the Blackberry is simple to use and does everything I expect from a phone VERY well. Go for the Blackberry if you want a phone for texting, calling and browsing the internet. Go for the Iphone if you intend on listening to music a lot or downloading applications, but to be honest the Iphone is extremely overpriced and you can very easily get a Blackberry on a 24 month contract AND an Ipod Touch for much less than you can get an Iphone for (over the course of 2 years).
If my old Samsung phone didn't have 12 months left on it's contract when I got the Ipod Touch, I might have been tempted to have gone for the Iphone.
Although having said that, the Blackberry is simple to use and does everything I expect from a phone VERY well. Go for the Blackberry if you want a phone for texting, calling and browsing the internet. Go for the Iphone if you intend on listening to music a lot or downloading applications, but to be honest the Iphone is extremely overpriced and you can very easily get a Blackberry on a 24 month contract AND an Ipod Touch for much less than you can get an Iphone for (over the course of 2 years).