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Mobile Phone-like Device

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As posted in another thread, the coverage offered by AT&T in Manhattan (especially lower Manhattan) is laughable. My iPhone will continue to suffice for personal email and stupid apps, but now I need something that will actually work as a phone.

I was considering a blackberry, as I have grown accustomed to them and find them excellent. However, I don't really want to pay for the data plan, and I won't have corporate support for email, so that seems to be a waste.

So I'm thinking that I need one of them smart phones? I'd like something that is a solid phone, and ideally with a keyboard so I can text without learning to type on a numeric keypad like a teenage girl.

And it needs to be on Verizon. Help a Monkey out.

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That was my initial thought, but it gets expensive fast. I'm wondering if I can get a "lite" version of something that doesn't need as much data.

I say walk into a store and mess around with what's there, and pick out the one you like.

That's my plan. Of course, the two Verizon "affiliates" I went to today have inoperative display models. :basement:

...However, I don't really want to pay for the data plan...

So I'm thinking that I need one of them smart phones?

These two statements seem mutually contradictory. If you're going to keep the iTouch for all the data services and apps, I'm thinking you need a dumb phone. Maybe a camera.

The point being, most smart phones will require a data plan. Unless what that means to you is, "so the question becomes, what smart phone has the cheapest data plan"?

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These two statements seem mutually contradictory. If you're going to keep the iTouch for all the data services and apps, I'm thinking you need a dumb phone. Maybe a camera.

The point being, most smart phones will require a data plan. Unless what that means to you is, "so the question becomes, what smart phone has the cheapest data plan"?

Yeah, I guess a dumb phone with a keyboard for texting.

or one of these?

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(its a nokia n810) paired with a dumb bluetooth phone that has a (cheap) data plan, from a provider of your choice.

Honestly I wouldn't be surprised if the Pre hits Verizon in the first couple weeks of January. I know Sprint keeps claiming they have a longer exclusive deal but I'm doubting that.

Just wait till Verizon gets the Palm Pre early next year.

They'll just cripple the hell out of it anyway. :palm:

  • 1 year later...

Strike one: serial posting seconds after joining

Strike two: unearthing a long-dead thread and crow-barring a stupid question into it

Strike three: being a bot that signs up for dozens/hundreds of forums under a distinctive name that has no other hits on Google

:palm::basement:

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