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But he may want his email in a timely manner, want to have multiple email signatures, to be able to delete the email only on the handheld device, have superior notifications, custom profiles, auto shutoff at night, security, trackpad, good sound quality, good reception, etc, etc. - all of which sadly the 4s does not have.
Siri is kind of cool though 
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11-16-11 03:27 AM - Interesting........
AT&T Relabels Wireless Network, Speeds Up Next Generation Rollout - WSJ.com
T-Mobile is doing the same thing................................... They are using their HSDPA (3.5G) as 4G. It is not true 4G, but you will get what they're calling 4G speeds.11-16-11 08:20 PM - Interesting thread. Couple of points I'd like to raise:
1. Screen size - the moment you pop that virtual keyboard up on the iPhone, the 'screen' that's left to view anything that isn't 'keyboard' instantly becomes smaller than half that of the 9900. And you don't have the luxury of a trackpad, thus it makes selecting small buttons and links more fiddly than on the BB.
2. Data on the move. My friend has an iPhone4s. Your experience may vary but he is constantly griping about how he struggles to even refresh Facebook for example if he's in a moving car (as a passanger before anyone kicks off). Data while travelling is a biggy for me, and further to this data point, the 9900 will stream a video on youtube on lowly GPRS. Does the iP do this too? Genuine question.
3. Battery life - never even considered BBM to be a drain on battery, all my previous BBs stayed alive for days on one battery lol. The 9900 is more battery intensive than the 9700, but c'mon it's literally twice the device. Since I upgraded my OS, I've found my 9900 battery to be easily good for over a day : / By the next morning I can usually find a USB lead for charging (oh that reminds be of another point
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11-16-11 09:24 PM - Interesting thread. Couple of points I'd like to raise:
1. Screen size - the moment you pop that virtual keyboard up on the iPhone, the 'screen' that's left to view anything that isn't 'keyboard' instantly becomes smaller than half that of the 9900. And you don't have the luxury of a trackpad, thus it makes selecting small buttons and links more fiddly than on the BB.
2. Data on the move. My friend has an iPhone4s. Your experience may vary but he is constantly griping about how he struggles to even refresh Facebook for example if he's in a moving car (as a passanger before anyone kicks off). Data while travelling is a biggy for me, and further to this data point, the 9900 will stream a video on youtube on lowly GPRS. Does the iP do this too? Genuine question.
3. Battery life - never even considered BBM to be a drain on battery, all my previous BBs stayed alive for days on one battery lol. The 9900 is more battery intensive than the 9700, but c'mon it's literally twice the device. Since I upgraded my OS, I've found my 9900 battery to be easily good for over a day : / By the next morning I can usually find a USB lead for charging (oh that reminds be of another point)
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1. Yea that's true, but when your web browsing it helps that you get the full screen. I'm not going to lie I love the bb keyboard, but thats about all I miss.
2. The data on the move seems to work perfect for me. I watch Netflix with friends in the car when we're hanging out, same goes for YouTube.
3. Battery gets me through the day, And I like how you can check exactly what's using your battery and how longs it's been since your last charge & standby time since last charge. That might seem small but it's useful11-17-11 12:02 AM
