7 responses to “New Phone: iPhone or BlackJack or Treo?”

  1. Pat

    Justin I’m afraid this is all Geek to me. I have an ancient Nokia and all I expect it to do is he me out in an emergency. Good luck with your choice. BTW Michele sent me.

  2. Justin

    Yeah, I’m trying to catch up on my cell phone technology. I’m a little behind right now. Mostly, that’s because I’ve had to keep this crappy one I’ve got because my last one died about a third of the way through my contract, not allowing me to upgrade to a new phone.

  3. Vincent Nguyen

    two different beasts – Justin. If you can wait until June and have money to spend, get the iPhone. If you’re pressed to have a new smartphone now, get the BlackJack.

    The Treo 680/750 are both very solid devices.

    I’ve used all but the iPhone – but I was there at the keynote speech when Steve gave his iPhone sales speech.

    My ranking (not including the iPhone)
    Treo 750
    BlackJack
    Treo 680

    Good luck!

    Vincent – myiphone.com

  4. Dave

    Come on is this even a competition? Wait for the iPhone call it a day. Treo’s are CRAP never used a blackjack but think it runs windows mobile end of story. Wait till June and never look back.

  5. Justin

    Right now, I’m waiting. It’s tempting to go out and get a smartphone because my current phone is just crap. I guess it’s worth the $45 I paid for it though.

    If I can wait it out just another month or two, then I’ll probably get the iPhone. My will has been pretty strong as of late, so I think I can do it.

  6. blackjack

    The Blackjack II was voted best by consumers this year. I also ended up getting the iphone

  7. EntireStore

    I would choose iPhone of course.. It has variety of interesting softwares.
    For example I’ve tried one really exciting software about playing flute. You can play a strange kind of flute (by blowing to iphone:) ) and make live broadcast your notes to the world..
    huge screen and sound quality is other great features of apple iphone

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