Not A Repeat

[Juturna]

Well - it may sound like a repeat or repost at first, but get all the way through it before you think so.


Well finally got my organization approved as a Non-Profit like I've been trying to do for the past few months - meaning hiring new workers. I need phones for them.

Okay now both my partners and myself have used Blackberry's for a LONG time, and I never planned to switch due to it's phenomenal email and corporate-server integration.

BUT - I've heard that the new iPhone 3GS is amazing with email now - which will be the biggest issue in my eyes - along with corporate-server integration which AT&T assures me it can solve.

So, iPhone or Blackberry from a BUSINESS perspective (not personal use).


To diagram ALL my needs, here;

Email
- Multiple email acct's
- Instant email delivery.
- Corporate-server email
Signal
- How is AT&T's service now-a-days? Better than Verizon?


Anyone who has personal or business experience with either, please let me know. Remember, I'm concerned about this being used as a business phone, emails are VITAL. I don't care at all about the non-business-oriented 'apps' that the iPhone has.

[XD40]

I LOVE VZW ( I have a BB Curve) However, I thought the iphone was SOOOO much more better than ANY BB on the market. I would have stayed with at&t but the service was HORRIBLE for me (Illinois) so I went back to the BB/VZW. If at&t service was better I would be typing this from a iphone not a BB!

[Juturna]

Well - why did you think it was 'soooo much more better' than any Blackberry? Are you keeping Email in mind?

[gixxerboy1]

i use a blackberry with at&t and have 3 email accounts on it and never have a problem.

[Juturna]

i use a blackberry with at&t and have 3 email accounts on it and never have a problem.

Again, I have a Blackberry and have 5 Email accounts - it works flawlessly.


My post is regarding iPhone (can it have multiple email accounts?) versus BBerry on an email and signal basis.

[stack_it]

You van have multiple email accounts on the iPhone either from the same provider or from multiple email providers. It works perfectly and is very user friendly. Plus you can't beat visual voicemail.