Best Mobile/Smart Phone for Affiliate/Online Marketer

Status
Not open for further replies.
H

HairyHun

Masturbating Bandit
Oct 11, 2007
576
2
0
What's your take on cell phones or smart phones for this industry.

Affiliate and online marketers as a whole ( if different, please provide a model for both ).

Phone model and also features most used or preferred.

The Iphone is nice but i hear many people say that "it's not a business phone" and that you should get a BB Pearl. Maybe those are just haters, I wonder. I mean what do you need other than a decent browser to check how much you made while you were fucking your gf's brains out.

HH <- has a battle-worm razor approaching retirement
 


I'm thinking of getting the htc touch dual. It should be available by the end of november. It has gprs and umts support, a 400mhz processor with windows mobile 6 pro. The strange thing about it is that the japanese version has wifi and the european/american does not which is a shame ...
 
Stick with the Blackberry Curve or Blackberry 8830. No phones will be able to compete with these two when it comes to running a serious business.
 
HTC Kaiser or AT&T Tilt (same phone). 3G/HSPDA/Edge, GPS, Wi-Fi, 400Mhz, Windows Mobile 6, Push email compatible with Blackberry's RIM and others, and you name it for what else... I just got one a few weeks ago and it rocks, plus it tethers to my laptop to get broadband on it when I'm away and don't have wi-fi access. You can get some hacks to re-enable the Touch-Flo functionality that AT&T disabled too.
 
Just got me an HTC touch (I can do without the GPS and UMTS, thanks).
Wifi is included in this European version.

::emp::
 
I've used a Motorola Q for the last year, and despite the fact that the processor is a little on the slow side, I've been pretty pleased with it. I mean, it only cost $100, I get full email, web browsing, WinMobile, etc. Of course, I do pay $120 a month to Verizon for unlimited web and 900 mins a month. I use my Vonage line if I know I'm gonna be on the phone for a while.
 
blackberry curve or any 8000+ model. i have several colleagues who have blackberry products... and they all seem to love their phones.
 
I am just about to get the Moto Q. Could anyone tell me if you can put AIM on it?
 
Last edited:
You guys gotta catch up. I'm waiting to get my hands on the LG KS20. Small and thin (12.9mm) with a sexy touch screen like the Prada, but without the bullshit branding. Autofocus camera with flash (iPhone: no flash... what were they thinking?) and best of all HSDPA and WIFI. Do some research on it and I'm sure you'll be as impressed as I am.
 
bjgolf said:
I am just about to get the Moto Q. Could anyone tell me if you can put AIM on it?
Click to expand...

Man, that's a good question. There's a *NEW* Q that Verizon sells with their Vcast service (plus I think it's a quicker processor). . . But I don't know if it's got native support for AIM. Someone else might be able to answer whether or not there's a WinMobile version of AIM.

I can tell you that Yahoo's new "Go" service includes native support for flickr, and Google Maps works pretty well on Win Mobile (great for directions, etc).
 
I find the HTC touch products such.. hell any cell phone that is touch screen is a hunk of shit as far as I'm concerned.. its damn near impossible to type or dial while you are driving because you cant feel any buttons.

I used to have an HTC touchscreen phone... and now i have a BB 8830... the 8830 is by far the best phone Ive ever used.
 
I recently got the HTC/ATT Tilt, the phone itself is pretty damn awesome, though a little heavy, but its a great screen and has some great features.

Windows Mobile is slow as shit though, which drives me crazy.

If I had to choose another phone it'd probably the Voyager or whatever the new Iphone will be called.
 
so I am guessing that the palm treo phones suck? I was thinking about getting the 8830 bb also..
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Top Bottom