ugh, that's horrible. sorry to hear that. my info's in the NPL directory, and if you don't have access to that it's probably worth a footnote on the later post.
On phones - I got the iphone and worried that I'd never get used to the non-button keyboard. I got used to it, and you already know you like other stuff about the iphone. consider it.
If not, it's cliche but I have loved ever Blackberry I've ever had. They're not just for business users. I've heard very good things about the Bold, and there's a new curve either coming soon or already out. If I left the iPhone I'd probably get a bberry.
Whatever you choose, you should go to the brick and mortar store of your carrier of choice and play with the phones they have.
As for your data ... all smartphones, to the best of my knowledge, should include the ability to sync to your computer. There is NO excuse for not doing this, for just this reason, unfortunately. (Note: I'm pretty bad at doing this too, so I'm not intending to be preachy... but it's true.)
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Date: 2009-10-11 07:13 pm (UTC)On phones - I got the iphone and worried that I'd never get used to the non-button keyboard. I got used to it, and you already know you like other stuff about the iphone. consider it.
If not, it's cliche but I have loved ever Blackberry I've ever had. They're not just for business users. I've heard very good things about the Bold, and there's a new curve either coming soon or already out. If I left the iPhone I'd probably get a bberry.
Whatever you choose, you should go to the brick and mortar store of your carrier of choice and play with the phones they have.
As for your data ... all smartphones, to the best of my knowledge, should include the ability to sync to your computer. There is NO excuse for not doing this, for just this reason, unfortunately. (Note: I'm pretty bad at doing this too, so I'm not intending to be preachy... but it's true.)