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Just prior to the official release of Windows Phone 6.5 on October 6th at&t released the HTC Pure which  is at&t’s version of the Touch Diamond 2. I have been using  the original Tilt …

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Poll : Which Phone are you Carrying?

Posted by Chris Leckness on March 12, 2008 – 12:27 pm
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I am just wanting to know who carries what from our readership. My guess is that we will have a 50% or more Windows Mobile selection, but I also think that I might be surprised. The N95 and iPhone seem to be more and more used and that might produce some striking results.

What type phone are you using currently?

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  • I have a moto q global (att) winmo phone, could not vote because it did not work in mobile browser.
    I would have kept palm os (treo 650) but was forced to upgrade to get more minutes and the palm phones are not 3g.
  • Casey
    I have owned several different flavors of phones over the last few years. I started out carrying a motorola flip phone and an Axim, then an 8525, then a Blackberry Curve (my new job required a blackberry), and I am now using the new iPhone.

    I have always been somewhat bias towards WM but I fear that it will continue to loose ground. If you are technical like myself it is great. If you want something to just work get a blackberry. If you want functionality that is cool and really fun to use get an iPhone. We shall see if the iPhone will meet my needs with the glaring omissions (cut and paste, tasks sync with Exchange, etc.) or if I go back.
  • badersk
    I really like windows mobile on my treo 750 and my 8125
  • doogald
    I wish that I could have an iPhone . . . (ie, I wish I had GSM service at my house.)
  • It's an iPhone for me. Before that, I used the HP iPaq 6515 and a Motorola Razr. If there was no iPhone, I'd use a BlackBerry.
  • txa1265
    I now have two - a Verizon Samsung u740 (flips up and to the side) and a Nokia 2610 AT&T 'Go Phone' since my new job won't allow camera phones ... and I need a cell.
  • hyedipin
    Blackberry for me, if Windows had as reliable e-mail service, i wouldn't stay a minute with blackberry.
    Or if Windows started emulating e-mail section of blackberry
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