iPhone fo sho. All the apps make the phone absolutely limitless. Whats your service provider?
My friends with iPhones have had great experiences so far.
I know of one or two people too who havent complained yet. Yet to make up my mind. Anyways, thanks for the suggestion(s).
Is the Omnia available for US markets (or can it be used in the US)? Anyone tried it? I love the look and the features of the Omnia.
Not too sure as I don't live there but I've sure read on countless articles that AT & T's 3G coverage sucks in a LOT of areas.I know of one or two people too who havent complained yet. Yet to make up my mind. Anyways, thanks for the suggestion(s).
Is the Omnia available for US markets (or can it be used in the US)? Anyone tried it? I love the look and the features of the Omnia.
@ sid: The features look really nice. Only problem is it looks like a blackberry (the width; which turns me off a little).
Not too sure as I don't live there but I've sure read on countless articles that AT & T's 3G coverage sucks in a LOT of areas.
It's not bad. I think Sai lives in a bigger city, you should get 3G there.
If you're looking at switching, try one of the Android models. The HTC Hero is an AWESOME phone on Sprint, really great features and a Google environment.
Live syncing of contacts, GTalk, Calendar, email, etc. I have a T-Mobile G1 (a similar phone) and i'm enjoying it.
Get Omnia 2 then or Omnia HD. I have HD model but cannot wait for new 12MP camera.