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<blockquote data-quote="elawai" data-source="post: 6369494" data-attributes="member: 4010">I think I would go Windows Phone + TMobile no contract for a first time purchaseWindows Phones are easy for most people new users to get into (iPhones apparently easy to start off with too), and if you go with TMobile I think you can get a nice entry level Windows phone at a good price, and you could start with their entry level plan to start (and I can actually figure out with what I'm getting in their plans). This will give you a good idea how much usage you'll get or want to get out of your phone, with a smaller initial investment.I like some of the phones people have suggested, but for instance, the Samsung Galaxy 5 is a terrific phone, but I think it is burden by the ten billion extra Samsung applications they include on the phone (plus if you go Verizon or AT&amp;T they add even more preloaded apps).The iPhone is nice, but the cost of entry is still pretty high even if you are subsidized.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elawai, post: 6369494, member: 4010"] [b]I think I would go Windows Phone + TMobile no contract for a first time purchase[/b] Windows Phones are easy for most people new users to get into (iPhones apparently easy to start off with too), and if you go with TMobile I think you can get a nice entry level Windows phone at a good price, and you could start with their entry level plan to start (and I can actually figure out with what I'm getting in their plans). This will give you a good idea how much usage you'll get or want to get out of your phone, with a smaller initial investment. I like some of the phones people have suggested, but for instance, the Samsung Galaxy 5 is a terrific phone, but I think it is burden by the ten billion extra Samsung applications they include on the phone (plus if you go Verizon or AT&T they add even more preloaded apps). The iPhone is nice, but the cost of entry is still pretty high even if you are subsidized. [/QUOTE]

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