ChrisR
ClioSport Club Member
So I've started a new job and need to pick myself a new phone for work.
Whilst it's subsidised I've got to purchase the handset unless I want to go with just the company basic which is a Nokia C5 I believe.
Having a look and the options are an iPhone, Blackberry or an HTC Android handset.
Now I've always been a Blackberry fan, my personal phone is a 9900, and I've had Android handsets in the past and not really liked them so have pretty much ruled them out.
For me the important thing with a phone are how it handles the basics really, calls email diary and texts are pretty much all I'll use with a bit of browsing maybe. I've never been fussed on apps with only the odd one like a tube map, train times etc being useful to me but this could change I guess.
A Blackberry would make most sense, always a fan of a proper keyboard and the way they handle messaging is great, but also see this as a chance to get an iPhone relatively cheaply
A 16Gb 4S would cost me £360 with the only other charges being any personal calls made, all data and business calls covered by the company.
In comparison a Bold 9790 would be £240 as I wouldn't want a second 9900, or a Curve would be even cheaper than that.
I think I know what the answer will be but what would anyone here do, just go for the iPhone and spend that extra? Worth waiting to see if a 5 is released towards the end of the year?
Whilst it's subsidised I've got to purchase the handset unless I want to go with just the company basic which is a Nokia C5 I believe.
Having a look and the options are an iPhone, Blackberry or an HTC Android handset.
Now I've always been a Blackberry fan, my personal phone is a 9900, and I've had Android handsets in the past and not really liked them so have pretty much ruled them out.
For me the important thing with a phone are how it handles the basics really, calls email diary and texts are pretty much all I'll use with a bit of browsing maybe. I've never been fussed on apps with only the odd one like a tube map, train times etc being useful to me but this could change I guess.
A Blackberry would make most sense, always a fan of a proper keyboard and the way they handle messaging is great, but also see this as a chance to get an iPhone relatively cheaply
A 16Gb 4S would cost me £360 with the only other charges being any personal calls made, all data and business calls covered by the company.
In comparison a Bold 9790 would be £240 as I wouldn't want a second 9900, or a Curve would be even cheaper than that.
I think I know what the answer will be but what would anyone here do, just go for the iPhone and spend that extra? Worth waiting to see if a 5 is released towards the end of the year?