Best smartphones for e-mail
We round up the best smartphones for keeping up to date with e-mail
2011 may be all about mobile phone processing power, but business users shopping for a phone are more interested in productivity and communications features -- particularly how a smartphone handles e-mail.
If you're using your smartphone primarily for business use, accessing e-mail while away from the office is an essential tool. With this in mind, a smartphone with strong e-mail credentials needs to possess excellent text input, and the latest wireless connectivity.
We round up the best smartphones for accessing e-mail from top brands including Apple, HTC, BlackBerry, Motorola and Samsung.
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Research In Motion BlackBerry Bold 9780
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Apple iPhone 4
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HTC Desire HD
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Research In Motion BlackBerry Torch 9800
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HTC Desire
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Samsung Galaxy S
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Google Nexus S
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Sony Ericsson XPERIA Neo Pro
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HTC Desire Z
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Motorola Defy
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Research In Motion BlackBerry Curve 3G
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Motorola Milestone 2
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Research In Motion BlackBerry Pearl 3G
For current BlackBerry users who aren't interested in a touchscreen device, the BlackBerry Bold 9780 comes highly recommended: it possesses a great keyboard, best-in-class e-mail capabilities and a refreshing new interface. However, it offers little incentive for others to switch to the BlackBerry platform.
- Review Date:
- Reviewer:
- Manufacturer:
- 28th Feb., 2011
- Ross Catanzariti
- Research In Motion
- Rating:
- Price:
- $ 899.00
- Pros:
- BlackBerry 6 OS
- More RAM than predecessor
- Best-in-class keyboard and e-mail
- Cons:
- Browser much improved but still inferior to iPhone/Android
- BlackBerry 6 OS better suited to touchscreen navigation
- Less apps than competitors
