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anthony_marrian wrote: For S60, I`d recommend the E72. Superb biz phone, just the screen is a little small for my liking Can only see a single data entry method (keyboard). We need graffiti as well. Also, our Exchange sync requires email, contacts, calendar and tasks, all over G3/GPRS as those folders are updated continuously throughout the day[/quote] You need one of those touch screen phones with QWERTY then. There`s an Omnia Pro...

>> graffiti I think this is what the XDAs call Block Recognizer - apologies for any confusion (I'm sure it was called Graffiti once!)

SAMSUNG BABY!!!

There is a dedicated Exchange application for s60 devices from Microsoft. As for the graffiti thing, it would require you touch screen I guess, since you seem to need another input method? Business wise, a touchscreen phone would only be good IMO if it has an accompanying qwerty board. So please check these phones out: Samsung Omnia II Pro - WinMo Sony Ericsson Xperia II - WinMo Nokia N97 - s60(although for your purpose I would digress from...

Godfather wrote: The OP. Clonmult can say as much as he likes...(be careful the Feds will probably go visit... ) I'm friendly with the feds .... well some of them .... As for apps, the only ones that I regularly use are ... - Nokia photo browser - much better than the built in apps on S60 - free from Nokia, no hacking required - Sports Tracker - awesome application for tracking your running - free again - wellness diary - general...

alim0nkey wrote: C905 will be out of budget - current pricing at expansys is £439 - it will probably come down to about the £400 mark by the time it's released. I think I need to rule out any of the new 8MPs as they will all be out of budget. I'm only prepared to go to £300 max. I think it's going to be between the G900 (rubbish 3G though), G810 and a N95 8GB (although past experience of Nokia is telling me to stay away from...

Ibnu wrote: I cannot wait the phone till the HTC HD2 hit the shelves at Asia. First, I really want to buy Opmnia II. But, with the new HD2, I got a little bit confused. Does HTC have an Apps Store or software that I can install into this phone? Well, Samsung have. I'm afraid it not for HTC. And, Omnia still got the AMOLED screen. Help me out!! But when I think twice, HD2 has a capacitive unit for its screen. Please reply!! hi. it was the...

Nokia by a mile, its so easy to use

I have recently bought a Nokia E72, however I am wondering if the BB Bold is any better? I'm mostly concern about push email, organizing, to do lists, syncing with outlook and the battery life, and since I have never used BB device before, I would greatly appreciate the feedback, thanks!

I have to disagree with the above post, I have owned both phones and still continue to blown away by the quality of the camera on the viewty. 5mp is not a lot these days but providing you use the correct ISO setting and light mode the results are outstanding. Another must have feature is the 120fps video recording. It doesn't record in a very high quality but the results are fantastic. The phone itself is a joy to use and in the 2 years...