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No purchase necessary to enter or win. Contest begins July 1, 2010 and ends July 31, 2010. Open to U.S. residents who are 18 or older at the time of entry.

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Lose The Laptop Challenge

Which Device is Best for Me?

1. Do you prefer a virtual or physical keyboard on your mobile device?

2. Which statement best describes the way you use your mobile device?

3. Which statement best describes the way you feel about your mobile device?

4. What's the No. 1 reason why you buy mobile devices?

5. Which mobile device applications do you use most?

See Your Results

		First and foremost, it needs to help me keep in touch with all of the different people in my life, including family, colleagues, customers and friends.
		My device has to accelerate my communication, whether I'm emailing, editing documents or holding a conference call on-the-go.

		My phone is a statement of my personal style.
		My phone is my power tool. It accelerates everything I do.

		To stay connected with friends and family
		To communicate with clients and colleagues

		Virtual (Touch Screen)
		Physical

		Talk, Text, Calendar and Web
		Conference, Email, Web and GPS