iPhone vs Blackberry Curve

Recently I was in the fortunate spot to decide between a Blackberry 8320 and an iPhone. After a few days of talking to people and getting my hands on both devices, I decided to get the Blackberry Curve.

Why I use a device:

• My primary use is email and phone in that order. That's at least 80% of my use. Granted, I spend most of my time on email, but the device is a phone first.
  
• I also want basic web access. I do searches and maybe read an article or a wikipedia page.
  
• I love Google Maps on the go
  
• Camera, Music, Calendar, etc are bonus features for me. I don't really care about them.
  

Things I like about the BB over the iPhone:

• It's smaller and lighter than the iPhone. It's almost as small as my Razr.
  
• It has a real keyboard that allows me to type faster and often without looking (The touch screen doesn't allow me to feel my way between keys).
  
• I didn't like the native iPhone mail client, but I love the native BB Gmail Client
• The Google Maps client shows my current location -- priceless on bike rides
  

Things I liked about the iPhone that I wish I had:

• iPhone has a coolness factor and it's fun to demo it to friends.
  
• It would have been nice to always have an iPod with me. I can put 2Gb of MP3s on my BB. The interface is awful. But that may be enough for me as I know that I would never treat my iPhone as an iPod.

I've been very happy with my Blackberry Curve. I like a lot more than my previous Blackberry 8700.