Iphone - Itouch

[OneForTheRoad]

That would be the best way. I played around with an iPhone at work for a while before I took the plunge...

[codejd]

I think he was gutted when he realised this touch screen phone, although technically touch screen, involved having a stylus you had to carry separately. Absolute crap design.

For now you will not be able to find any device that can compete with the touch-flick you get from an iTouch/iPhone. Although I realize people want to consolidate down to 1 device, I feel sticking with your current phone and waiting to pick up the next gen of iTouch is the way to go...

You get WI-FI (no $30/month data charge!), larger storage space (rumored to increase to at least 64GB) and they're planning on adding the camera/video functions as well...my wife has a 2nd gen 32GB iTouch which I think is absolutely amazing save for the small hard drive and no camera/video.

[evergrey1968]

Before I had the iPhone I had an Ultimate imate PDA type thing with a rather funky sliding keyboard, that ran Windows Mobile. Then I realised I was spending most of my time trying to make it look and behave like an iPhone so I traded it in - luckily I bought it on special offer in the first place so I only lost about £20 on it.

[Dobern]

These are VERY fragile phones. You'll only have to drop it once and something will stop working.

I'm on with the T-Mobile G1 which runs the Android software, and it is far superior IMO.

[echc1]

and now they come with exploding mode according to news reports today

[RealWeedSmoker]

I have a Tmobile G1... works just like an Ipod and imo much better service!

[Dobern]

Really happy with My G1, faultless service and the range of apps is amazing! Especially the metal detector, helps me find my keys on a regular basis! Only complaints with the G1 is the battery life, and the mp3 player, but kept on the iPod for the tunes.