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Love my iPhone. I'd had a Sony Ericsson touchscreen before that I wasn't particularly keen on but technology has moved on and the iPhone touchscreen is far more responsive. Can you go to a store and play with either of them? All the apps for the iPhone also really extend it and make it more useful.

Thanks for all the help everyone. Unfortunately I still cannot decide and now people have mentioned androids and HTC HD phones. Oh God, I have no idea.

I really am an old fogey never mind a nerd or a geek.

I'll see what I can get a free upgrade to.

Like the idea of using the fitness apps on the iphone as they would be helpful for work I am sure.

The search continues.

Thanks for taking the time to reply.

i love my iphone, find emails super easy but as has been mentioned above i work with macs and have macs at home so it all made sync sense. also i'll admit that i've not tried any of the other 'smart' phones. one thing is for sure, mac products are not something that people just have/don't particularly like. it would appear that they inspire as much love as they do pure hate.
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