RIM Blackberry Curve 8900 Smartphone

Pros: Great keyboard, standard 3.5 mm headphone jack, beautiful screen colors and easy to customize.
Cons: NO 3.G!!!!  Trackball sticks sometimes-fixed with rubbing alcohol.

It took a while for me to finally decide on a smartphone, but not long to decide on a Blackberry!  Love all that this phone offers - Web access (albeit a bit slow), a great browser, mobile Word, Excel, and other helpful office docs, integration with office email, and great apps! 

I'm able to keep track of important events with the handy calendar and love being able to take notes while I'm on a phone call.  It's great to have wifi and UMA access as well for free roaming and calls.

Pros: compact, smart interface.
Cons: Unreliable, slow edge technology

I have exchanged this phone 4 times through T-mobile and gone through many phone conversations with blackberry tech support to no avail.  It has worked well when it wasn't frozen, although the edge network is very slow compared to 3-g.

Pros: Decent battery, spacious keyboard, cheap, and stylish.
Cons: Jams every now and then, boot up time, small screen, and scratch prone.

This phone is great for someone just starting out with a blackberry.  It offers a nice, sleek design with enough power to handle regular blackberry functions. Highly recommended.

Pros: Great e-mail capability, music player, and great for a person "on the go".
Cons:
Now what i hate about the Blackberry Curve 8900 is the high cost.

This phone has everything e-mail, mp3 player, and has mega storage for all your contacts. Great coverage for when you go out of town. I bought this phone not so long ago. It's great for people who have businesses and have to stay in contact.