Hi everyone,
I'm in the market for a new phone, and am feeling pretty lost based on the research I've done. I am a complete non-techie, so I'm having a hard time understanding the terminology of operating systems and updates.
Essentially, I'm looking to upgrade to either the iPhone, Droid 2, HTC Incredible or Droid X. I currently have an LG Envy (personal) and blackberry (business) so I feel like any of these options would be a huge leap for me.
My criteria for a phone are:
- Good sound quality/good speakerphone
- Easy to use internet for email, FB, etc
- User-friendly keyboard (virtual or physical) for typing and txt
- A somewhat quality camera
Since I'm a low tech user, I'm a bit nervous about getting in over my head with any of these phones that could require updates/resets, etc. I also know its a matter of personal preference on phones, and I've toyed around with all the models. I guess I feel like I need smartphones for dummies.
Any suggestions are appreciated!
I'm in the market for a new phone, and am feeling pretty lost based on the research I've done. I am a complete non-techie, so I'm having a hard time understanding the terminology of operating systems and updates.
Essentially, I'm looking to upgrade to either the iPhone, Droid 2, HTC Incredible or Droid X. I currently have an LG Envy (personal) and blackberry (business) so I feel like any of these options would be a huge leap for me.
My criteria for a phone are:
- Good sound quality/good speakerphone
- Easy to use internet for email, FB, etc
- User-friendly keyboard (virtual or physical) for typing and txt
- A somewhat quality camera
Since I'm a low tech user, I'm a bit nervous about getting in over my head with any of these phones that could require updates/resets, etc. I also know its a matter of personal preference on phones, and I've toyed around with all the models. I guess I feel like I need smartphones for dummies.
Any suggestions are appreciated!

lol All the rest of these phones are <high pitch voice>AWESOME<high pitch voice>!. With android ya see, its what fits "YOU" the best. You dont have to have the same black or white phone with same shape, nothing unique to it but how many apps or what kind you have (or phone case). Android have a variety of phones for you to choose. The droid 2, inc and X all meet your criteria in a different way. So now which phone fits you? Big screen? Spacey virtual keyboard? (Droid X), perfect size phone, HTC SenseUI? (Droid INC), thin slide-out qwerty keyboards? (Droid II) It's your decision.