Best mobile phone for browsing internet and emailing but also for ease of use when making calls and texting?

Ok! Dude! This is the real deal here! Ive got the Nokia 6300 in my sweaty palm answering your very important question! Im hooked up to Tmobile Web'n'Walk. This device is encased in stainless steel,of which has a scratch free screen micro SD with radio and music player. Pre-installed internet search engine! I have also downloaded OPERAMINi 3:1 and OPERAMINI BETA 4 The 6300 is lightweight sleek and elegant! Check it my mate,you might be a proud owner one day!
Best mobile phone for browsing internet and emailing but also for ease of use when making calls and texting?
I have cingular (now the new at%26amp;t). I like it. I have unlimited internet and unlimited text messaging. I also have roll over minutes whenever I have unused minutes at the end of billing cycle.
Reply:The sidekick 3
Reply:You can go for Nokia E 61, 61i, 62, they are good.
Reply:start with email, any phone these days will do email, but your have to decide if you mind typing it like a text message with a normal phone keypad, in which case, any phone will do. or do you want a full qwerty keyboard, in which case, you want something like a Palm Treo 750, Blackberry Curve, or any of the Qteks.





Internet - again, it depends on how much use you want, most phones will connect to simple wap pages, but if you want decent Internet capability, you want to look at smart phones. any Symbian phone is a good place to start, the Sony Ericsson's w950 is an amazing phone, the Nokia n95 isn't to shabby either, but the real usability comes in the Windows Mobile devices, the qtek 9100 has a big screen and excellent software, i have one myself, and very usable it is, also has WIFI so you can use your home Internet connection or any hot spots you find when your out and about.





my recommendations would be either a Qtek or the Palm Treo 750 (which is a very good looking phone)


have a look;


http://www.gsmarena.com/palm_treo_750-19...





hope that helps





p.s. if your serious about a Internet/email phone, steer clear of anything by nokia that isn't in the N series, such as the previously mentioned 6300, they are granny phones, and despite some rather dubious claims, you will be disappointed