Will the Niagara be faster than the Storm?

[Shatiek]

Originally Posted by Oilersboy

no, storm does have 624 mhz processor as RIM did e mail me last night because I could not find info about storm from bell mobility so I did e mail them and ask info about it , yes , it is really 624 mhz processor.

I think some people enjoy spreading miss-information. This guy says he wants hard facts, but gives nothing but wrong facts. Google the Storm's processor and you will see that 624 mhz is incorrect.

[pwagneroz100]

From what i understand, it is a resounding NO, it will not, can not be faster.> Yes it is with the storm that the speed of our technology has finally and abruptly peaked. Sorry guys it is all downhill from here. in fact if what i have heard (on the streets) is true, cell phones, as of now, will progressively become slower and larger with each new release until we are dragging our bluetooths down the road with a chain, due to their excessive weightm and rushing out to pick up a slew of pagers and quarters.

[Oilersboy]

Originally Posted by Crucial_Xtreme

You can get anyone you want to email you and tell you whatever they please. The 9530 does not have a 624MHz processor. Again, it has two processors. I'm done with this conversation.

9530:
RIM Blackberry Storm Smart Phone Lab Tests. - PC World

9500:
RIM BlackBerry Storm 9500 Specs | Technical Specifications | PDAdb.net - Comprehensive Database of PDA, PDA Phone, Smartphone, PNA & Handheld Computers Specifications

Again, hey I only tested this device months before it came out, what do I know. Like I said, the 9530, which is what I have said all along, doesn't have a 624MHz processor.

ok how do you explain that I got e-mail from RIM tech support and they told me storm is using 624 mhz processor ??

sounds like you won't admit it that the storm is using 624 mhz processor ??

[Oilersboy]

hey CX

how can you explain that that I got e mail from RIM tech support last night and they told me that bell blackberry storm is using 624 MHZ.

READ IT CAREFULLY WHAT THEY TOLD ME IN E MAIL James is my real name


I got information about blackberry storm's processor from RIM that e-mail me while ago so here they told me about it

Hello James,

Thank you for contacting BlackBerry Customer Support. Please be advised that the BlackBerry Storm processor is 624 mhz. We hope this answers your question.

Thank you again for contacting us James.

Sincerely,

Alicia
BlackBerry Customer Support
Research In Motion Limited
Tel:
NA Toll Free: 1-877-255-2377
UK Toll Free: 0808 100 7466
Europe: +44 1753 558400
Worldwide: +1-519-888-6181
Email: help@blackberry.com
Web: Smartphones, Cell Phones & Smart Phones at BlackBerry.com

if you don't believe me that then it is your loss and I found out that 528 mhz was with verizon in PC world and I am a bell user and is not with verizon at all sorry you got the wrong info and my suggest that you go ahead and ask RIM customer support and ask them about bell mobilty and they will give you clear answer then you know I am not lying to you or anyone in crackberry forums at all thank you !

[RushTheBus]

Originally Posted by Oilersboy

ok how do you explain that I got e-mail from RIM tech support and they told me storm is using 624 mhz processor ??

sounds like you won't admit it that the storm is using 624 mhz processor ??

Someone was probably mistaken. CX is a very well informed individual and is not in the business of spreading rumors (in fact he seems to be in the business of the opposite). Additionally, you may want to check the attitude - it's that arrogance that will drive well informed individuals like CX far, far away and thus ruin it for us all.

[Crucial_Xtreme]

Originally Posted by Oilersboy

hey CX

how can you explain that that I got e mail from RIM tech support last night and they told me that bell blackberry storm is using 624 MHZ.

READ IT CAREFULLY WHAT THEY TOLD ME IN E MAIL James is my real name


I got information about blackberry storm's processor from RIM that e-mail me while ago so here they told me about it

Hello James,

Thank you for contacting BlackBerry Customer Support. Please be advised that the BlackBerry Storm processor is 624 mhz. We hope this answers your question.

Thank you again for contacting us James.

Sincerely,

Alicia
BlackBerry Customer Support
Research In Motion Limited
Tel:
NA Toll Free: 1-877-255-2377
UK Toll Free: 0808 100 7466
Europe: +44 1753 558400
Worldwide: +1-519-888-6181
Email: help@blackberry.com
Web: Smartphones, Cell Phones & Smart Phones at BlackBerry.com

if you don't believe me that then it is your loss and I found out that 528 mhz was with verizon in PC world and I am a bell user and is not with verizon at all sorry you got the wrong info and my suggest that you go ahead and ask RIM customer support and ask them about bell mobilty and they will give you clear answer then you know I am not lying to you or anyone in crackberry forums at all thank you !

Lol., Verizon and Bell use the same device. A 9530. The 9530 does not have a 624MHz processor. You can believe what you makes you happy. But I've proven that the 9530 uses a 528MHz processor. Again, both Bell and Verizon use the exact same model device. Thanks.

[Oilersboy]

I am not mistaken and I did e mail directly to RIM last night asking questions and they told me it was 624 mhz. for bell blackberry storm because bell mobilty website does not say anything about storm 's processor so I did e mail and they did answer my questions very clearly . I am not in business of lying to anybody in forums too and I like to prove hard facts and does not accept any false rumors and false information too. you know I am a pretty much tech freak because I have cellphone , laptop computer which I am almost an expert , telephone device for deaf videophone on tv where I can chat with my friends.

here my question to RIM customer support by help@rim.com

to whom it may concern:

the reason I ask you that is I did check bell mobility website for one thing I need to know about blackberry storm's processor but did not find anything so can you tell me about that because I was in disagreement with someone over this in crackberry forums because some says 528 mhz and some says 624 mhz processors. which one is the correct one so I can reply to someone in crackberry forums over this subject.

thank you James

BlackBerry Support <help@blackberry.net did e mail me saying here is


Hello James,

Thank you for contacting BlackBerry Customer Support. Please be advised that the BlackBerry Storm processor is 624 mhz. We hope this answers your question.

Thank you again for contacting us James.

Sincerely,

Alicia
BlackBerry Customer Support
Research In Motion Limited
Tel:
NA Toll Free: 1-877-255-2377
UK Toll Free: 0808 100 7466
Europe: +44 1753 558400
Worldwide: +1-519-888-6181
Email: help@blackberry.com
Web: Smartphones, Cell Phones & Smart Phones at BlackBerry.com

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[VZWRocka]

@ Oilersboy

Dude, give it up. You're just making a fool of yourself. CX knows more about BB's than most of this forum combined and as he said earlier in the thread he tested the device for MONTHS before release. He does not get info from other sources like we do; he has direct access to that info via inside docs and whatnot.

Unless Jim Breselles (sp?) or someone else high up in RIM joins Crackberry and posts something that contradicts him, no one is going to believe you.

"Alicia" -- assuming you did not forge that email -- is just mistaken. It happens. Get over it.

[RushTheBus]

Oilers, it is simply possible that the tech was mistaken. I did some leg work for you - the storm 9530 uses a Qualcomm MSM7600 chip which has an ARM11 400 Mhz applications processor and a 274 Mhz ARM9 microprocessor.

The bold has a StrongARM processor @ 624 Mhz with MMX (multi-media extension technology). So, yeah. The Bold has the edge...

[Oilersboy]

ok if you don't believe me then it is your loss and I am letting u go and don't bother rubbing my face off about which BB devices is best. I do not make it up with e mail I have with rim last night and it is not mistaken at all I found this e mail from blackberry.com (contact us ) . I still stand by my story .

one thing I will say to you one last time , I am not lying at all about this email I have with RIM period !

[RushTheBus]

Originally Posted by Oilersboy

ok if you don't believe me then it is your loss and I am letting u go and don't bother rubbing my face off about which BB devices is best. I do not make it up with e mail I have with rim last night and it is not mistaken at all I found this e mail from blackberry.com (contact us ) . I still stand by my story .

one thing I will say to you one last time , I am not lying at all about this email I have with RIM period !

Bro. Listen. I don't think ANYONE thinks you are lying. I believe that you emailed RIM regarding the processor speed and i also believe that you got a reply. HOWEVER, i believe firmly that the the individual that responded to your inquiry was mistaken and gave you the wrong information. That is ALL we are saying.

[VZWRocka]

Originally Posted by Oilersboy

ok if you don't believe me then it is your loss and I am letting u go and don't bother rubbing my face off about which BB devices is best. I do not make it up with e mail I have with rim last night and it is not mistaken at all I found this e mail from blackberry.com (contact us ) . I still stand by my story .

one thing I will say to you one last time , I am not lying at all about this email I have with RIM period !

We're not talking about "best" here we are talking about speed. Judging by processor clock speed the Bold has it, but judging by overall interface speed, I have to give it to the 8900. The Storm is the slowest of the three. Processor wise it is faster than the 8900 but slower than the 9000, but the extra memory gives it a boost in performance.

If you want to talk "best" then there is no definitive answer. All three of those devices have their advantages and disadvantages giving them specific legs up on eachother but none of those are definitive.

[richro]

Originally Posted by RushTheBus

Bro. Listen. I don't think ANYONE thinks you are lying. I believe that you emailed RIM regarding the processor speed and i also believe that you got a reply. HOWEVER, i believe firmly that the the individual that responded to your inquiry was mistaken and gave you the wrong information. That is ALL we are saying.

Exactly...

[Crucial_Xtreme]

Originally Posted by VZWRocka

We're not talking about "best" here we are talking about speed. Judging by processor clock speed the Bold has it, but judging by overall interface speed, I have to give it to the 8900. The Storm is the slowest of the three. Processor wise it is faster than the 8900 but slower than the 9000, but the extra memory gives it a boost in performance.

If you want to talk "best" then there is no definitive answer. All three of those devices have their advantages and disadvantages giving them specific legs up on eachother but none of those are definitive.

It's useless. Just drop it. The guy agrees that Verizon's 9530 has a 528MHz processor, but thinks they changed out the Hardware on Bell's 9530 even though they are the exact same model. I would love for him to show me the FCC passing TWO versions of the 9530. Can't because they didn't. All CDMA carriers have the exact same 9530. There aren't different models/versions. I would go farther about the processor specs, but it's useless with someone who thinks Bell got a different hardware version than Verizon. LOL. I give up.

[Oilersboy]

Originally Posted by richro

Exactly...

if that person from RIM gave me wrong info about it then that person would not know anything about that and I did e mail them about and about 2 hrs later they reply me back answering my questions

don't you know that all employees at RIM are being monitored very closely by higher ups there . so to make sure they don't leak out any info about new devices etc . they can check all employee's computers as well due to security reasons