Looking to buy a PDA/Blackberry/Phone+Browser thing...

[kpholmes 8]

Looking to get a phone that also includes quality internet strength, with browsers so I can do email as well us updated Fantasy Football...

I'm currently on AT&T/Cingular...

 

What should I be looking at? I honestly have no idea where to start... I don't need a lot of bells and whistles, or an mp3 player or anything.

 

Thanks.

[Big Country 560]

I'm happy with my Motorola Q. It's on Verizon, but I believe Cingular also has the Q, or at least an extremely similar model, as my brother in northern California has it and I believe he is on Cingular

[kpholmes 8]

I'm happy with my Motorola Q. It's on Verizon, but I believe Cingular also has the Q, or at least an extremely similar model, as my brother in northern California has it and I believe he is on Cingular

 

Internet is fairly fast?

 

edit: Just checked, and the Q isn't coming to Cingular/AT&T until August.

Edited July 17, 2007 by kpholmes

[AtomicCEO 4]

Internet is fairly fast?

 

edit: Just checked, and the Q isn't coming to Cingular/AT&T until August.

 

The Blackjack is nearly identical.

[alexgaddis 34]

Look on Craigslist...People are always selling their old phones on there when they upgrade every year...I saw a Blackberry thing on there yesterday for $70...I am going to upgrade to that because my old phone only works with speaker-phone...

[Big Country 560]

Internet is fairly fast?

 

edit: Just checked, and the Q isn't coming to Cingular/AT&T until August.

 

Then my brother must be on Sprint, I just know it isnt Verizon and he has a Q.

[sundaynfl 4]

I have an Audivox 6700, which is limited by Verizon... Here is a good site for reviews of PDA's for different carriers:

 

CNET

[CaP'N GRuNGe 47]

I'm in the same boat. I was looking at the T-Mobile Wing but it sounds like the service with T-Mobile is very slow compared to the other providers and the phone is sluggish with too small of a processor size. I found a very similar phone from the same manufacturer, an HTC Mogul, that Sprint carries. The phone is a "pocket pc" and includes a touch screen and slide out full QWERTY keyboard. The processor is twice as fast as the Wing and Sprint's data service is half the price of T-Mobile and supposedly one of the fastest and upgrading again in the next few months. Any opinions on these two phones and T-Mobile vs. Sprint?