Best Cell Phones for Emails

emails show up on your phone even before gmail web ui shows it (same case with built-in email client as well).

- links that come with emails, you won't be able to open them in a browser, the phone identifies them like telephone numbers and the options you will have is to "call" the number.

great phone for business use...emails, text, etc.

i typically get more functions of my phone with usually 10-20 short phone calls, a dozen text messages, 10-30 minutes podcast and checking emails with wifi 3 to 5 times a day.

for example if you want to still receive calls but mute the notifications of text and emails you can set it to do so.

if you do a lot of typing and messaging like texts, emails and instant messaging then the blackberry bold is smart phone for you.

my colleague told me that he had to give up his i phone b/c he couldn't search his work email and that the i phone would only store 200 emails.

not only is it stunning for movies and photos, it makes browsing the web and simply reading emails so much easier.

most time, it worked very quickly in t-mobile network (but my emails are more text oriented, html contents require additional download time).

it rendered html emails perfectly.

pros: qwerty keyboard, each key has a raised lil bump on em, making them easy to hit, love the interface very quick, very functional, great signal strength, long battery life, nice features and a

my emails work like magic and i do not have to bother connecting to internet everytime i need to check mail.

you can actually compose emails on it instead of short blurbs, "yes," "agreed," etc.

smooth touch-screen: scrolling up and down works perfectly whether when i'm browsing a web page or reading my emails.

i check emails and reply to them on regular basis, better say every half hour.

i use moxier and touchdown to get my exchange emails.

technically you only need 3g if you want to be on the phone and receive/send emails at the same time when using your mobile connections...i personally have never needed that functionality.

not to mention it can get annoying when you are texting or typing emails because you have to keeping hitting alt before you type a number.