For all that stuff, I would recommend Lumia 930 cellphone. It has no physical keyboard, but it's not that dificult to adapt, it's just a question of use. As for the cost/quality, I think it's probably the best cellphone on the market. And there is also the OS question, as WP10 integrates quite well with windows operating system.
Cheers 2015-05-01 10:19 GMT+01:00 James Rankin <[email protected]>: > OK, so I’ve finally moved to an Exchange email account so I can now get > shot of my Blackberry (no laughing at the back). > > > > So I’m in the market for a new mobile device, ideally with a physical > keyboard, as typing long-ish emails on a touchscreen keyboard is very > difficult for me (I’ve tried on my wife’s iPhone many times, I just can’t > hack it). However, I quite like having a touchscreen for interaction with > everything except the keyboard. > > > > Getting my email on time without having to interact with the phone (i.e. I > don’t need to go and open “Email” before I see what’s arrived) is my > primary requirement. Good calendar integration obviously goes alongside > this. > > > > I also need to run LinkedIn, Twitter, RSS and Citrix Receiver apps. > OneNote, Lync and DropBox would be nice too. All other stuff is extraneous. > > > > So rather than try and Google-fu up a new device with all these > requirements, I was just wondering if anyone out there has any > recommendations that might possibly narrow things down for me? I’ve been a > Blackberry user for a very long time now, but it’s struggling really with > newer stuff like the Lync client (all you can get on BB is the old OCS > app). If any of you techies out there have any recommendations that might > fit these requirements, it might help me along. > > > > I will now go and start Googling, but as I said, I respect the advice of > those on this list a lot higher than website reviews J > > > > Cheers, > > > > > > > > *James Rankin* > > Director | TaloSys | 07809 668579 | [email protected] > > >
