Verizon Black Berry vs. The Droid?

[Mayu]

I'm trying to decide on getting a black berry or the droid from Verizon wireless. (I'm switching from US Cellular since where I live there are almost NO USC towers out here... and I get loads of dropped calls.)

I was going to get AT&T, but they told me they get dropped calls in the same places.

anyhoo. Went to the verizon store (the only other store besides AT&T around here)

Now I'm trying to decide between the BlackBerry® Curve™ 8530 smartphone in Smoky Violet...

And the DROID by Motorola.

Basically, Texting is the biggest thing for me. 90% of the talking I do to family and friends is in person, or via text. In the last month I think I used about 2 hours of talk time.

Next, I think the only other thing above texting would be twittering and checking my email.

THEN calling would be next on that list... cause, while I don't talk on the phone much, there are times I have to make a call.

So Texting most important... then minor internet usage... then calling.

Which phone would be better for me?

[Andy]

Arguably, Blackberrys have been rated as the number one messenger phones available. They have apps to assist in directyl checking facebook,twitter, etc and the e-mail interface is clear and available with virtually any e-mail provider. As a Blackberry user myself (and having experienced the Droid), the Droid is the phone for the business person, as internet, GPS, and Android market coming first, and texting/phone coming last. Blackberry, overall, are the best for general social-networking use.

[Andy]

Arguably, Blackberrys have been rated as the number one messenger phones available. They have apps to assist in directyl checking facebook,twitter, etc and the e-mail interface is clear and available with virtually any e-mail provider. As a Blackberry user myself (and having experienced the Droid), the Droid is the phone for the business person, as internet, GPS, and Android market coming first, and texting/phone coming last. Blackberry, overall, are the best for general social-networking use.

[Deepak]

better GO for MOTODROID

[Andy]

Arguably, Blackberrys have been rated as the number one messenger phones available. They have apps to assist in directyl checking facebook,twitter, etc and the e-mail interface is clear and available with virtually any e-mail provider. As a Blackberry user myself (and having experienced the Droid), the Droid is the phone for the business person, as internet, GPS, and Android market coming first, and texting/phone coming last. Blackberry, overall, are the best for general social-networking use.

[Deepak]

better GO for MOTODROID