Really? Because I'm pretty sure there are a plethora of 3rd party Blackberry programs and it's extremely easy to unlock them. Plus their updates don't lock you out of your phone.
It's kind of a long story, but I bought a decent fossil watch about six months ago and my roommate stole it and hocked it for $25 (it was $250). So I've been watch-less ever since. Well, I did buy one of those gum ball watches as a joke. But this is, uh, a little nicer.
For me it's either this phone or the W900, but I'm leaning in this direction. Working for Cingular, I have become a huge Nokia fan, but Sony Ericsson is good as well. I just don't think you can beat four gigabytes of internal memory in a phone for camera and music usage. Oh and for those worried about battery life - the Sony Ericsson has W series has around 30 hours of battery life so I think Nokia will stay competitive.
If this phone had PDA features it would be the end all be all of the media world, period.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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