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As a Curve to Storm1 to Storm2 user, let me throw in my two cents worth. I absolutely loved my Curve, and still do. It's my backup and my plan today is to load it with the latest 5.0 release. My Storm1 went to one of the guys who works for me. My primary phone is the Storm2.
Texting on the Curve is very good, as most of you know, texting on the Storm2 is much faster for me, but if you make a mistake, it's a little harder to correct.
Given a choice (don't you love it), the Storm2 is the way to go. Larger screen, good feel and the OS is pretty darn good now and getting better. But like ice cream, everyone has their favorite and can tell you why it's their favorite, so take it for what's worth.
Bottom line, you've got to try the ice cream before you can determine if you like it. Some will and some won't. My personal likes do not necessarily translate into your likes, they might, but it's not alway true.
Good news is (depending on your carrier), if you're in the market for a new phone, you can try one out for up to 30 days and take it back for a different model if you don't like it. I kept my Storm1 during the tough times with difficult OS and all because I could see a time when the idea of the Storm would bloom and become a great phone, it's right there now and getting better.
The phone itself is awesome, the software and the OS is catching up. My advice is to keep your Curve, try the Storm and always have an escape plan.
Hope this helps but if it has only confused you more, well then, welcome to the world of Crackberrys.
01-30-10 08:45 AM
