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  • Real Estate Investor
  • Dearborn, MI
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Best Cell Phone for RE Investors?

Account Closed
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Dearborn, MI
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At our company right now there is a debate over which is the best cell phone for our company to get.

There are votes for the Droid, iPhone, and BlackBerry Bold. Most of us have BB Curves right now and a big knock is that the multimedia is lacking as well as web surfing.

Anyone have any great recommendations?

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Marc Freislinger
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Marc Freislinger
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Verizon Droid!

I get reception everywhere, and rarely lose my 3G coverage. The internet is quick, and the phone can run multiple apps.

There are several real estate related apps that are helpful to the business, and the phone connects directly with facebook and google to help you manage your contacts.

The slide out keyboard is large enough to manage (I can't stand the tiny blackberry keyboards), and I find it easier to use than the on-screen keyboard of the iPhone. It does have voice recognition, and a touch screen keyboard though if you don't want the slide-out. The voice recognition works for spanish and english.

Plus, the Droid X (which I don't have), allows 5 other devices to use the phone's internet.

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