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How fair these phones as mp3 players?
So I had a 30Gig Zune for some time, but like all the non-removable battery is kept less of a fee. He hoped to knock out two birds with one stone as I expected from a kind of smart phone in a month. I have a strict limit of $ 200, but may be willing to stretch a BlackBerry Bold when it can be insured and stay with AT & T. Right now I'm looking very seriously in the Global Motorola Q, Blackjack II, Blackberry Curve, Samsung Epix, and Blackberry Bold. I am also considering the Blackberry Curve 8900 (Javelin), if you leave AT & T Di Marzo. The iPhone is my last resort. I really like the apple and I want a full keyboard, which is what you need help choosing. When I go to the store in a month I will choose between my first choice and the iPhone so please do not say "OMG GET Nowzad IPHONE!". It's not what I want. Thanks in advance for any response from WHO.
Most Windows Mobile phones decent job from what I see, some versions are designed for BlackBerry to work decently with the media communication (my BlackBerry, however, only send and receive emails and phone calls, and is lame). If the choice of which you mentioned, I would go with the Blackjack … with a reservation … If you have an unlimited data plan and an iPhone, you can listen online music streaming audio, which is essentially the largest selection of music, you may have at hand, regardless of storage capacity. I have not tested whether the BlackJack II can not do, but iPhone works well with the list of projects and sites here … If you are sure you do have unlimited internet for life cycle of this phone, I would choose something more the iPhone, if you have unlimited internet for life cycle of this phone, I compare the features of Internet availability of music from the iPhone, Blackjack II, and the curve. Without the Internet, I am sure they are very well to make a playlist file.
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