QWERTY keyboard?

Question

im getting a new phone Thursday.

i text 24-7 practically and my mom is INSISTING that i get a phone with a full qwerty keyboard. my network is AT&T so i was wondering which phone [with a keyboard of course] at at&t is the best?

by the way, -the BIGGER the keys, the better for me.

-i dont mind charging my phone everyday. but it needs to get me through the day.

-it doesn't need to have internet even though most phones do have it, it doesnt really matter to me.

-it HAS to have bluetooth so i can send/recieve ringtones.

Answer 1

Blackberry curve

-i have this phone. Its very good at texting and the buttons are easy to use

dont get the Blackberry Pearl. the keyboard is confusing and takes longer to type and get used to

the blackjack is good

and the Motorolla Q Global

-it has big buttons and easy to use

Answer 2

I have a "Cingular 8525" that works well (it's about a year old - before Cingular merged back with AT&T).  It's a "slider" model meaning that the full QWERTY keyboard slides underneath the rest of the phone (which means it also has a very large display screen).

I actually picked this phone specifically because of the full QWERTY keyboard (and the large display screen).  However, after I got it, I found out that it also has limited hand-writing recognition (I can write on the screen and it changes it to text).  Once I started using that, I've pretty much abandoned the keyboard.

Answer 3

Get the AT&T Tilt. Its much better than the highly anticipated iPhone 3G.

Answer 4

i have the t-mobile sidekick and its great. but it doesn't have bluetooth. there is a limited edition tony hawk sidekick lx out. the tony hawk one has bluetooth and video! check out  and you should get a blackberry, there battery is really good, my sister has one and she charges it once a week and it lasts. the blackberry curve is great! check out some review. hope this helped