I'm sick of apple getting all the cool apps first...
- 01-29-10 06:17 PMLike 0
- 01-29-10 06:43 PMLike 0
- My opinion:
The Blackberry is more for business use compared to the iPhone. I'm not knocking the iPhone in any manner but they have some of the most useless apps that anybody would ever use. I'm not going to sit here and name all of the useless apps, use Google, you'll find them. They both have their security flaws from an IT/business standpoint.
The idea of arguing back and fourth about statistics will get nobody anywhere because they are two totally different comparison's.01-29-10 07:04 PMLike 0 - not just voip...other apps also. i'm sure iphone users can chime in. and dont bring up bb has a better messaging/email services and is for business use blab blab blab. we already established that crap.01-29-10 07:22 PMLike 0
- REALLY?! thats weird compared to the over 75000 apps in the apple store and over 15000 or so apps in the android marketplace your blackberry isnt cutting it who is this guy papped has the RIM store broken 10,000 apps yet? The one app store that i can say is highly supported from a smartphone standpoint is the apple store. After the that second isnt RIM i promise
1. Facebook : 78.9%
2. iPhone : 62.1%
3. Own branded site/community : 35.8%
4. MySpace : 25.3%
5. Android : 9.7%
6. RIM : 9.5%
7. Palm : 6.3%
Others : 15.8%01-29-10 07:33 PMLike 0 - I love reading everybody's responses. You all are arguing over the topics/things that have been argued about since the beginning of the smart phone era.
The end result is always a stalemate because either you all give up or a mod locks/deletes the thread.01-29-10 07:44 PMLike 0 - Also the concept that no one wants to make BB apps is laughable. It's highly supported because the userbase is massive
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The reason this is a topic is that it would seem like the install base for Blackberry apps is huge. But, like I said before, there's also the hurdle of the whole PayPal thing, and people aren't as familiar with the process of shopping for apps on a Blackberry than they are with using the same iTunes program they've probably been using on a PC since 2004 with their MP3 player.
A good comparison is the video game industry...there are significantly more people owning Nintendo Wii's than 360's or PS3's. But if you put out a so-called "hardcore" title like a shooter or sports game on Wii, far fewer people will buy it than would buy it on 360 or PS3 b/c it's not a good match for that consumer base. I think there is a hunger for more and better BB apps, but the routes for selling those to consumers aren't quite as clearly defined, even if the potential profits are similar or higher.02-02-10 10:26 AMLike 0
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