I'm getting a new phone and I'm deciding between the T-Mobile Tap and the Nokia Nuron. They're both touch screen devices. What I like about the Tap is the design and the user interface. It's also slimmer and more fashionable than the Nuron. The thing about the Nuron that I like is that the texting seems better on the longer screen. Please help me decide! Im a 14 year old girl by the way, in case that makes a difference. And no, I don't plan on using it for internet or any smartphone features. Just basic texting and some calling, and maybe games and IM. I don't text THAT much. Is it worth giving up the supposedly better keyboard for the looks?
T-Mobile Tap or Nokia Nuron?
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