what phone?

[telectrix]

so far it's HTC 4. Iphone 1

 

[Octopus]

so far it's HTC 4. Iphone 1

Surely the score should include Nokia 1 too!

lol

 

[telectrix]

OK it's a threesome then.

 

[jeremy]

Check out the Nokia lumia800 due on shelves next week and hopefully in my sweaty paws early December....

 

[danzor]

iPhone all day long, but mist of their upgrades aren't free unless you have a high bill etc

 

[Guest112]

i have a htc desire s got it when it first came out i wouldnt recommend it a lot of glitches crashing and random turning off
its a pretty good phone when it works and when the battery is powered up but if you want a reliable phone i would not recommend a htc and i wont be getting one after my contract ends

 

[GaryM]

After 2 years of Blackberrys it's time to move to an iPhone. The missus has an iPhone 4 which is a great piece of kit though it's using my iPad for the past few months that's convinced me that Apple really has the OS spot-on. Think it'll be the 4S in January.

 

[vernam616]

Got to be a iPhone

I love the way HTC owners always compare to a iPhone, just like that Golf advert " Drives like a golf"

 

[ElectricalAsh]

I moved from a blackberry to an iPhone and it's the best thing I could of done. The iPhones just seem to work better than any other.

 

[Hawk81]

I too have made the jump from blackberry to iPhone and I am really impressed with the IPhone

 

[Guest123]

What about this new Nokia that's coming onto the market, the Lumia I think it's called.

Anyone have/getting one???

 

[Phil]

nokia

new blackberry

 

[Phil]

the nokia looks nice but it would be wasted on me must be getting older

 

[Dunc]

I've been working off an iPhone 4 for over a year now. Great piece of kit IMO but make sure you get a case/sleeve of some description to keep it from getting bashed about or full of dust. A feature that i'm really liking is the new iCloud service. All new contacts and calendar entries can be pushed to the cloud then appear on your computer the next time you connect to the internet. Not sure if it works on PC as i use a Mac but i'm sure the service will be available across all platforms. The great thing about the iCloud service is that it's free and ensures that you will never (in theory) lose your data in the event your phone is lost, stolen or smashed to pieces on site. The only draw back of the iPhone is the cost compared to the competition but personally i think it's been worth it even if it's just for the ability to play games at lunch time as well as check your email.

 

[supasparxs]

I use an iPhone 3GS, and I like it.
My other half has got a iPhone 3G and an iPad.
When my contract comes up for renewal, I'll get an 4GS