Actually...I just purchased the HTC Fuse, and it gives you all the functionality of an IPhone without the issues related to the keyboard. Plus can you say flexibility when using Windows Mobile. MUST BUY.

thanks for the comments guys

The Palm Centro has small buttons but they are stiff and much easier to adjust to than it would seem. I would try one out if I were you.

i'd say the new samsung propel phones

+1 to iphones being difficult to adjust too. I'd definitely get something with a physical keyboard.

I just got a Samsung Blackjack II, and I love the keyboard for it, seeing as I have large hands, the buttons seem to be easier to push than the blackberry did when I was trying out phones.

Ive had the Pearl twice, the Curve 3 times, and now I own the Blackberry Bold. IMO, the Bold is the best blackberry out right now. The only thing the 8900(Curve) has over the 9000( the bold), is the 3.2 mp camera instead of the 2.0 mp on most phones. The Bold just does everything for you and the resolution is amazing for a screen that small. ON BOLD!

I have a Curve and it works very well for texting......Very easy also

not the iphone its pretty difficult to type long texts without errors

Originally Posted by fridyrls

maybe an iPhone if you can get adjusted the the keys

Perhaps you meant adjust to the virtual keyboard, because the iPhone does not have a physical keyboard.

most phones with a hardware qwerty keyboard.
maybe an iPhone if you can get adjusted the the keys

Originally Posted by Pills

In my opinion, any cell phone with a built in QWERTY keyboard is very good for texting.

Not all Qwerty keyboards are equal. Some keys are flushed, raised, narrow, spaced, etc.

In my opinion, any cell phone with a built in QWERTY keyboard is very good for texting.

Blackberry Curve or Bold and the Motorola Q Global. I don't use non-smartphones, so I can't recommend any.

In your opinion what is the best AT&T phone available right now for texting?