Ah yes, no touchscreen. Now I understand Danny. I guess with the amount of data you input, that’s a must. Well then, I hope you soon find a nice phone with a touchscreen that let’s you answer calls as well!

I picked up Verizon’s I830 CDMA and GSM smart phone, other than it’s loaded with Mobile 2003 it’s a pretty stable phone. The CDMA part is very fast, I have not tried the GSM side, since you need to be over the pond to make it work.
GSM is so slow here in the US, I am jealous of the high speed networks over-seas.

I have seen it and loved it, except for one thing. No touchscreen. I gotta have a touch screen.

Have you tried the Samsung i600 (AKA i607 Blackjack in the US)? I got it about 3 weeks ago. It runs Windows Mobile Smartphone edition and I haven’t noticed any lags and haven’t rebooted it once yet. It’s my first smartphone, so it’s not that I’ve gotten used to Windows phones. It’s also very slim, which means you can slip it in your pants pocket without making a bulge and disturbing your woman’s fashion sense