US Smartphone sales performed exceedingly well from Q308-Q109; how? Manufacturers partnered with Carriers to offer handsets at bare bottom prices to meet consumers’ budgets; profits come from the data plan.
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If your business needs to upgrade its smartphone inventory or begin using them to leverage time and work, Q209 sets a precedent for business class smart phones at $50-$200; a two year commitment to airtime is typical. I’ve used many of these devices already; pick the device and carrier that fits your needs.
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T-Mobile. Cost-effective plan choices, perfect billing practices, competitive phone prices. They focus on delivering reliable, consistent cellular connectivity. BlackBerry Curve 8900 is a leading edge choice to last several years. ($99 promo to 6/30/09: call 1-866-464-8662 Use promotion code: 8987TMOFAV for the BlackBerry Small Business Promo.2-year T-Mobile contract required. Offer expires 6/30/09)
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Sprint or Alltel. Sprint offers a quick performing wireless network. The Treo Pro is Palm’s much anticipated upgrade to the 700w. It blends the function needs of business with personal seamlessly; Windows Mobile 6.0 platform.
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AT&T. Offering a mix of plans (VOIP or T1, Internet and Wireless) under a single bill and WiFi connectivity in many public places. They often launch the newest phones; BlackBerry Bold 9000or Nokia E90 Communicator.
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Verizon Wireless. Offering reliable connectivity and oriented for business. Tel, Internet and Wireless may be bundled into one bill. BlackBerry Curve 8330, now two for 1. ###
