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Last post Tue, Apr 08 2008, 10:17 PM by NominalSlayer. 4 replies.
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  •  Fri, Apr 04 2008, 10:01 AM

    mobile phone

    i am due an upgrade on my company phone and i was wondering in your view what you would go for i currently have an nokia e65 thinking about and lg or another nokia . many thanks andrew
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  •  Fri, Apr 04 2008, 3:02 PM

    Re: mobile phone

    hi, i do know alot of people that are having trouble with the new nokia n95. appartently the software crashes and need updating all the time!!! on the other hand the lg viewty is a very nice phone with no problems that i am aware of!!!
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  •  Fri, Apr 04 2008, 4:05 PM

    Re: mobile phone

    I switched my business to using HTC products. These have been the best 'phones on the market for two years IMHO and we have only had problems with the service providers.

    For mobile computing go for the HTC Kaiser. For anything else go for the HTC Touch - it makes all the others look sooooo yesterday!

    SHARK!


    For every positive action, there's an equal and opposite government plan.
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  •  Tue, Apr 08 2008, 1:54 PM

    Re: mobile phone

    Depends what you want it for to be honest. If it's a business phone that you'll be using in your day-to-day role then you probably can't go wrong with any of the blackberry models (if they're available to you at a decent price).

    If your work are just supplying you with a phone through their company scheme and you aren't using it for actual work tasks then you could probably go with the LG Viewty or Nokia N95. They're two of the more popular models on the market at the moment. The Viewty is basically LG's answer to the iPhone (although it's a bit more camera orientated) and has a number of impressive features, the N95 is of similar spec, but you can get it with a massive 8 gigs of memory which is great for storing music, movies, photos and games.

    In response to King Carl's comments, I think the N95 software works well, I haven't heard of any existing issues (although that doesn't mean that they're aren't any), however I do know of a problem with the software on some of the newer Sony Ericsson models which can be fixed by updating your phone using the data cable provided with your handset.

    I think I'm going to stop there, as I'm coming dangerously close to sounding like a Carphone Warehouse sales assistant. (No offence to any Carphone Warehouse sales assistants out there).

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  •  Tue, Apr 08 2008, 10:17 PM

    Re: mobile phone

    When the N95 is up-to-date no worries it's a very good phone.

    Personaly I know it's a bit of a brick but I use the Nokia E90,... Opens up with a full QWERTY keyboard contains spreadsheets, word documents everything needed,... only Downside was I could only find it on contract with Vodaphone - My personal contract with o2,.. Yay two bills >( lol

    Hope this helps

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