What would you recommend for someone like me? Blackberry Curve 8900 or Apple iPhone 3G 8GB?

I have AT&T Wireless service. My contract has expired, so AT&T is offering me a new phone almost for free if I renew my contract for 2 years. (Sidenote: I would prefer to stay with AT&T than switch carriers).

I would prefer a phone that allows me to IM through gChat (ie. Gmail)… I don’t use Yahoo or AIM much.

Does the Blackberry Curve 8900 allow gChat? Does the iPhone allow gChat?

The Blackberry isn’t 3G… how much of a difference would that be for me? (I live in Binghamton NY).

Also, having a good GPS/mapping system is also important to me… would the Blackberry Curve 8900 be able to offer me that?

The Blackberry seems to have a better camera than the iPhone (3.2 megapixals vs. 2 megapixals).

The Blackberry also seems to have a better battery life, too.

I’ve also read somewhere that the iPhone is big on applications, but doesn’t sometimes hold up on basic phone features. How would this affect me?… I mean do iPhone users do have problems with their iPhone relative to making a call and stuff like that.

PS: It seems to me to go with the Blackberry Curve, but I just wanted some outside opinions to better help me make my decision.

Thanks!!!

–Blue


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