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Re: Epic 4G vs. Evo Shift 4G. Which is the phone to get? Why?
Look guys, I'm just trying to get some intelligent opinions and advice from the people that have experience with the devices that I am evaluating.
If that makes me a diva, so be it. If it was just my personal phone, I would have just bought the Epic when it was released. But, this is a corporate decision and will effect everyone in my division. I'm sorry if my threads have offended you and caused you grief. |
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Your reasoning is not what makes you a DIVA... It's your approach. Icluding the posts that have been justifiably removed. I understand what you are looking for. You just went about it the wrong way bro. I'm not offended one bit. p. |
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that being said. there are many things to consider if this is going to be a corporate phone. on many phones there have been problems with the phone syncing up to the corporate email system in the past. i don't think i've seen anyone mention if there are issues with either phone syncing to Exchange. that should be reviewed. also. not to be a killjoy here but why the hell would you consider such highend phones for corporate? seems to me a waste of corporate funds.
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Large keyboard allows REAL data entry Large screen provides space to actually view and edit documents while mobile GPS for routing for appointments, large screen makes maps actually readable Consumers can get the Epic for $99 now. Im sure we can buy it for even less. You can see how the Shift falls short in the screen department, an is not enough of a departure from previous devices. However, long term software support of the Epic is a MAJOR concern and is the only reason the decision has not been made. Last edited by tt C6; 01-17-2011 at 04:22 PM. |
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I agree... Those two points alone illustrate why the Blackberry RULES the business world. Great email sync, low price and not to mention GREAT battery life.
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Regular price $499.99 Instant savings -$200.00 Mail-in-Rebate -$100.00 New price $199.99 Requires new line or eligible upgrade with a 2-yr contract that means that corporate accounts can get it for $199.99 without any rebates and shit. but not $99. |
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as much as i hate crackberrys, i have to agree. there email is just unmatched. and yes, definitely battery life. my boss has one and he doesn't charge for a couple of days. totally pisses me off...with my Evo, i'm typically tethered to my usb cable.
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If BB did device that was physically similar to the Epic, I would take it asap. Spare batteries are cheap. I've carried one for my phone since 1992. Android syncs with Outlook. BB is has a low price because the product is junk that runs great software. |
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