[Hidden-tech] New Verizon Cell Phones?

[nestor at fuzzy-math.com]

Droid looks good, but Nexus one should be coming to Verizon any day  
now....


On Mar 3, 2010, at 11:59 AM, Joan Long wrote:

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> I heard from an IT person that they recommend Droid to their clients  
> over Blackberry. Supposedly, Blackberry is much more expensive per  
> month for the e-mail feature, and the technology is going to be  
> behind the others within a few years.  Of course, I am hearing this  
> now that I am finally used to using the Blackberry.  I think there's  
> a Droid in my future.
>
> joan long
> essentialoffice.net
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> From: Izzy Gesell
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> Alan,
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> Verizion also offers Palm pre, which I just got from Sprint. It's  
> pretty cool and responsive SO FAR....I 'm still on the learning curve
> Izzy
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> -- Sent from my Palm Prē
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> Alan Hurwitz wrote:
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> Esteemed colleagues,
> Though the pre-Blackberry cell phone I have seems to give me most of  
> what I need, including access to e-mail, we have decided to bite the  
> bullet and move up to a next level of cell phones with our new  
> contract. We've pretty much decided to stay with Verizon as a  
> carrier, so iPhones are out, at least for the moment, rumors of new  
> alliances notwithstanding.
>
> So given all of these givens (comments welcome on those also), I am  
> deciding between getting a Blackberry (like my favorite President),  
> either mechanical or touch-screen key pad, or the newer Droid, with  
> Google connections. (The expensive one has both types of key pads.)  
> The Blackberry seems more solid and tried-and-true, but there was  
> something about talking to the Droid (I think asking directions),  
> and having it respond, that deeply moved me in some superficial way.  
> I'm, as they say, in dilemma.
>
> I'd appreciate any thoughts, or even better personal experience,  
> plus or minus, with any of these products from this savvy and  
> perceptive group.
>
> Thanks so much!
> Alan Hurwitz
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