I just played with an iPhone
- How is it that the iPhone is vastly smoother in its interface over the Storm? Everything I would do on it was completely fluid. Flipping it from landscape to portrait was lag free and sleek looking. I loaded up a folder that contained almost 300 pictures in it and it was damn near instant.
I could go on, but I know there's a million threads and pages on iPhone vs. Storm and I'm just wanting to vent a little and maybe gain a little insight as to why the iPhone has such a smoother, faster responding GUI then the Storm. Does the 620 Mhz processor of the iPhone really that superior to the Storm's 528 Mhz?
Oh and I do have a 9530 running .114 atm ... it was a big improvement but still leaps and bounds behind the iPhone ... And please don't get me wrong, I absolutely love my Storm!!03-27-09 04:10 PMLike 0 -
- I feel the same way. The Storm was pushed, like really pushed. The software we have is no where near what should be on this phone. The hardware you hold in your hand when you have the Storm is something like 2-3 years ahead of the software it has. I blame Verizon for this. I hope they learned their lesson. I have played with an Iphone and have an Itouch. Very nice devices, too teenager-ish for me.03-27-09 04:14 PMLike 0
- If and when the iPhone does become available do you think it will have WiFi. I honestly don't need WiFi on the Storm. WiFi is not enough to make or break the Storm. VZW's 3G does the job. Waiting for 4G =)03-27-09 04:20 PMLike 0
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- The iphone has a 624Mhz processor? No it doesn't I believe. Anyway yes the phone is smoother. Why? The iphone OS is built for it unlike the Storm with 4.6 stuffed on the inside. Storm great device poor OS. RIM has been in the game to long to make such a stupid mistake.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com03-27-09 04:23 PMLike 0 - It used to be that every business and I mean every.....used BB because it had the only secure email availability. If you wanted business email and messaging, You HAD to use BB. So, RIMM sold a lot of Blackberries. Now, it seems, they are interested in branching out into the play world of smartphones for the masses. I am not sure they "get it". They do not understand what is desired. Maybe they are catching on, or maybe they retrench back into the business world. But with the iPhone now offering secure email, I hope RIMM will get in the game.03-27-09 04:31 PMLike 0
- How is it that the iPhone is vastly smoother in its interface over the Storm? Everything I would do on it was completely fluid. Flipping it from landscape to portrait was lag free and sleek looking. I loaded up a folder that contained almost 300 pictures in it and it was damn near instant.
I could go on, but I know there's a million threads and pages on iPhone vs. Storm and I'm just wanting to vent a little and maybe gain a little insight as to why the iPhone has such a smoother, faster responding GUI then the Storm. Does the 620 Mhz processor of the iPhone really that superior to the Storm's 528 Mhz?
Oh and I do have a 9530 running .114 atm ... it was a big improvement but still leaps and bounds behind the iPhone ... And please don't get me wrong, I absolutely love my Storm!!03-27-09 04:31 PMLike 0 - GUI is better on the iphone... yes. it's apple. that's their deal
everything else on the storm is built like a working man's phone. I love it. After using it, the iphone feels like a gimped phone attached to and Ipod Touch.. smooth as silk...but functionally damn near ********Last edited by kinggeoff; 03-27-09 at 04:35 PM.
03-27-09 04:33 PMLike 0 - Leaps and bounds? The iToy is a dinosaur. Limited on the business end, high on the fun end. Glad their users told me not to bother03-27-09 04:33 PMLike 0
- I'm not hating. I am just saying in my opinion that it lacks on the business end compared to the Storm for me at least. I see more users playing games and entertaining themselves than doing actual work. My brother is a users and has been since it's inception, and his life is that phone but he complains about it's limits and reliability. But lets be honest, being more fluid doesn't mean a better phone.03-27-09 04:45 PMLike 0
- the GUI on the iphone is better but...
i just completely wiped my storm and reloaded .113 and now its lightning fast (nearly equal to iphone) in almost every way and i have 49mb of memory!03-27-09 04:53 PMLike 0 -
GF has an iphone.... So I get to see them both. Set aside the network inferiority of AT&T... I like my storm better as a device. Regardless of the network it would or wouldn't be on.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com03-27-09 05:18 PMLike 0 - I'm not hating. I am just saying in my opinion that it lacks on the business end compared to the Storm for me at least. I see more users playing games and entertaining themselves than doing actual work. My brother is a users and has been since it's inception, and his life is that phone but he complains about it's limits and reliability. But lets be honest, being more fluid doesn't mean a better phone.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com03-27-09 05:19 PMLike 0 -
- been dating a girl for about 4 months who uses a iphone. ive never picked it simply because someones phone now a days is a 21st century diary of sorts. ive never seen her complain about it but she doesnt use it for business at all. to my question, what exactly does a storm do that a iphone doesnt? copy and paste etc.
dont take it im considering a switch i love my storm. my sister in law asked what phone she should get. i suggested an iphone simply because i knew she would get frustrated with a BB. if you dont want a phone that you have to maintain moreso than your PC the storm is not for you. but back to the question. what are the exact things a storm does a iphone is not capable of?03-27-09 05:28 PMLike 0
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