Which Android phone

[moskatl]

I am ready to leave my once beloved Blackberry. Just have gotten sick and tired of waiting for them to release a phone device that represent 2011 standards. Jumping into Android (current Verizon user) and what to make sure it has the following capabilities:

1. Unified in-box
2. Seperate signatures for different email addresses
3. notification light to let me know about emails/txt

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

 

[jawzz]

There are lot of Android phones. - Samsung, HTC, Motorola....
I love HTC because of their HTC Sense UI. HTC Desire S is a good option - Moderate price and many features. If u are looking for low cost phones the best option is HTC Wildfire S - Value for money.

If u want to buy a high end one, go for Samsung Galaxy S 2

You can get the above features in almost all phones.

 

[El Presidente]

The post below does a pretty good job of summarising the pros and cons of the main brands of Android smart phones, give it a look.

http://androidforums.com/android-lo...roid-users-choosing-right-smartphone-you.html

If whatever phone you choose to go for doesn't do any of what you're looking for by default, there'll definitely an app for it.

K9 is meant to be an excellent email app.

 

[takeshi]

1. Unified in-box
2. Seperate signatures for different email addresses

These are really app questions. Android isn't like BB. You're not stuck with the stock email app.