Top 10 handsets
The mobile and data needs of a business customer are often vastly
different from that of a personal user. However, even within the
business sector, users choices differ greatly again. Our guide reflects
exactly this point by looking at a range of our best selling handsets
and identifies the popularity of data devices, as well as, mobile
handsets.
- BlackBerry 8310 – Flying the flag for mobile data, the QWERTY
keyboard model of the RIM smartphone, also has a camera and Global
Positioning System (GPS) built in.
- Nokia 3110 – An inexpensive, easy to use mobile phone, with
Bluetooth and a camera. Bigger buttons than most standard phones make it
more comfortable to use, thus this reliable, durable phone comes in as
the most popular mobile choice.
- BlackBerry 8100 –The main features and selling points with
this the original Pearl are the innovative trackball, camera and
reliability, not forgetting, that, for a converged device, it is also
small, light and comfortable to use.
- Nokia 6300 – One of the most successful business handsets
available, due to its classy looks and features, which include a camera,
Bluetooth and MP3 player.
- HTC Touch Cruise – This Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) maybe
small in size but has functionality in abundance, as well as built in
GPS, to save having a separate GPS loom, when using Sat Nav software.
- BlackBerry 8110 – The BlackBerry 8100’s successor with
features to match plus the benefits of built in GPS.
- Nokia 3109 – This handset is similar to the Nokia 3110,
without the camera. Its standard features mean it’s easy to use and that
it’s also great value for money.
- HTC S730 – Another popular and particularly compact PDA which
also has a slide out keyboard for ease of use.
- Nokia 2600 – A very affordable camera and Bluetooth phone with
slimline looks that belies its cost.
- Nokia N95 – One of our most popular phones for those looking
for extensive functionality and features. This one has it all; including
Bluetooth, MP3 player, 5MP Camera, GPS and WiFi.
