Hi. I'm now choosing a smartphone. The requirements for it are:
At the moment I'm looking at BlackBerry Key2 and Nokia E72. The first has solid pluses, except for two points: the price and a non-removable battery, the replacement of which still needs to be found (which means that in 3-4 years the phone will have to be changed). The second one is fine with the price and battery, it seems that even with the software it is acceptable (except for the difficulties with the RDP client), but there are doubts (before that, Symbian was used only on the N97 - a peculiar experience).
What do you think and can advice?
P. S. Please do not offer devices without a physical keyboard. I'm not good with touchscreens-only devices.
- organizer (calendar, planner / to-do list, notes; calculator, converter of various units of measurement);
- e-mail app;
- weather app (preferably a widget);
- the presence of a dictionary is desirable (it is allowed as an installable program - if only it could still be downloaded, installed and used);
- optionally, it would not be bad to have a program to connect to the RDP server.
At the moment I'm looking at BlackBerry Key2 and Nokia E72. The first has solid pluses, except for two points: the price and a non-removable battery, the replacement of which still needs to be found (which means that in 3-4 years the phone will have to be changed). The second one is fine with the price and battery, it seems that even with the software it is acceptable (except for the difficulties with the RDP client), but there are doubts (before that, Symbian was used only on the N97 - a peculiar experience).
What do you think and can advice?
P. S. Please do not offer devices without a physical keyboard. I'm not good with touchscreens-only devices.
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