I got a Droid in January and it's awesome.  I find myself texting customers and love receiving email from my gmail account.

Got the phone FREE by signing a 2 year agreement with Verizon at www.phandroid.com  Great deals and lots of info

I have a Droid My wife has a blackberry.  Her blackberry sucks and my Droid rules. in fact her blackberry sucks so bad that I will not even capitalize blackberry cuz it sucks.

iPhone and iPad here.

I like that Jon. Very "industrial". 

You guys are lucky.

Nothing but "stupid" phones around here.

Cleantech - Make sure the droid you pick has a flash.  I have the Droid Eris and it does not have a flash and indoor pictures look like crap.  I also prefer the ones that have a slide out QWERTY keyboard. because I dont have to look at the phone to type once I get used to it. With the touchscreen keybord u always have to look at the touchscreen to type.

And you DO text ALOT!! 

I text like a teenage girl.

THAT was funny!

I text more than I talk, prob do 3-6k texts a month easily.  Matter of fact I only call and receive calls when it's work related, and during jobs I'm always texting or emailing people.  Much easier that way as we know it.  On my crackberry 8900 curve I have 2 work emails and 2 personals on the main home screen, that's what gets used the most.  We are now month to month w/ Tmobile, I have 3 8900 Curves all with unlimited everything, so my next phone will most likely be a touch screen droid.  The droid reviews always seem to be great. I've also gotten used to my 3G Ipad, that I don't use the desktop all that much, also use for google maps and don't need a gps anymore.

I have a crackberry, and even though it was a big step up for me, it does suck.  I use the email apps a lot, have four emails on it.  It is extremely convenient to have internet on the phone, why just the other day one of my clients wanted to know the birds name in Charlie brown, you know, Snoopy's friend.  Well in about 20 seconds I had it, Woodstock.  They were amazed!  But they were old.  lol.  I think the Droid would be a huge step over the Crackberry.  I have heard that it is difficult to use the touch screen with cleaner's hands, if you know what I mean, and while driving.  I can pretty much handle my phone without looking at it sometimes.  I would look at the new phone out by windows??? I forget.  But much easier apps, less of the crap you don't use, and quicker "in and out" usage.  Remember that as a business person you will only have time to use what you really need, which will be internet, email, phone, gps and voice dialing.  I do use facebook, but the rest could basically not be there and I wouldn't know the difference.   

I have to get with the times. I don't even have texting on my phone. I recall years ago I purchased a pocket pc with browser and it sucked bad. I'm sure they have become more reliable since then.

I have iTouch, it's great. Can't compare it to Blackberry because never had one. E-mail and internet are great on that phone.

I've harped on this before, but I'm sticking with the BB. Probably a better version this coming spring. RIM BB's are still the only phone that integrates directly with Microsoft Outlook directly, and I use Outlook ALOT. Email is pushed, rather than fetched like every other phone, which means extended batter life. All contacts, notes, calendar and tasks are transferred seamlessly including all the detail like categories, reminders and alarms. I can attach documents with Documents to Go, though the screen is too small to make it useful. I don't browse the Web from the phone and probably still wouldn't with a screen twice th size. If apples finds a way to integrate with Outlook, I'll probably give it a try.