Sony Ericsson every time for me!
Good features, smart looking phones, intuitive operating system and menus.
Nokias tend to be overpriced and as someone said earlier on in this thread, they have a nasty habit of releasing loads of phones that look slightly different, but have all the same features. Small screens are common among all the Nokias I've used, with the exception of some of the larger phones. Common as muck as well!
Motorolas are some of the slowest phones I've used. Admittedly my last was a T720, but that put me off for life. I've recently been playing about with a new V3 Razr, and was not in the least bit impressed. The O/S and menus have stayed fairly static for the last few years, and give the user nothing new to experience.
I had an Ericsson T68 back in 2003. The colour screen, though put to shame by today's standards, was good, and the joystick was a pleasure to use. Luckily SonyEricsson have carried on with this, and it's still a big part of their phones.
I'll stick with SE for as long as I can!
Good features, smart looking phones, intuitive operating system and menus.
Nokias tend to be overpriced and as someone said earlier on in this thread, they have a nasty habit of releasing loads of phones that look slightly different, but have all the same features. Small screens are common among all the Nokias I've used, with the exception of some of the larger phones. Common as muck as well!
Motorolas are some of the slowest phones I've used. Admittedly my last was a T720, but that put me off for life. I've recently been playing about with a new V3 Razr, and was not in the least bit impressed. The O/S and menus have stayed fairly static for the last few years, and give the user nothing new to experience.
I had an Ericsson T68 back in 2003. The colour screen, though put to shame by today's standards, was good, and the joystick was a pleasure to use. Luckily SonyEricsson have carried on with this, and it's still a big part of their phones.
I'll stick with SE for as long as I can!



