I've never owned a smartphone. Which phone do you think it would be easiest for me to use for texting, or to check my facebook, twitter, etc. pages?
Apps is short for applications - they are pieces of software, like programs on your computer, that you can install on your phone to do various tasks. There are Twitter and Facebook apps that allow you to easily check your Facebook and Twitter, and for everything else there's a browser just like you have on your computer for browsing miscellaneous web pages.
Apple's messaging app is also quite robust, and it makes texting much easier than you might be used to on a non-smartphone - it puts the texts in a graphical conversation display (like instant messaging) which makes receiving multiple texts easier to manage.
The iPhone also has many accessibility settings for people with impaired senses that you may be able to take advantage of.
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BTW. if you like physical keyboards.. iphones do not have one built in. there are some android and windows 7 phones that have slide out keyboards.
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50% of the mobile phone market has learned to use Android. I think it's pretty easy to use.
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If you use the iTunes ecosystem to buy your music/videos then for pure ease of use i'd go for iPhone 4.
The following three articles should help
www.engadget.com/2010/06/22/iphone-4-review/
www.engadget.com/2011/05/27/htc-sensation-review/
www.engadget.com/2011/06/03/blackberry-torch-2-pre...
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I have used IOS but I have not tried these features on it so I can't comment on that.
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Evo 4G on Sprint.
Infuse and Streak on ATT
Thunderbolt on Verizon
Galaxy s 4G on TMobile
all of these are 4 inch screens plus. The Infuse is 4.5 and the Streak is 5 inch.
Hope that helps.
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