I know why he can't select OK in the video
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Windows 7 is cool. Still not sure how much I really like it, kinda like vista, something about it... Oh the Mac feel... Oh well if you can't beat 'em join 'em05-21-09 07:41 PMLike 0 - If I was right about the pressure sensativity of the new screen acting as a sort of press detection, what's the chance the guys at Engadget weren't pressing enough? Furthermore, what's the chance there's a setting for pressure sensativity on the phone and if set "too high", the press actually no longer registers (i.e. software glitch the engineers overlooked) and all they'd have to do is connect it to DM and wipe each of the databases and inturn the settings that were set too high, then reboot and boom... factory settings, with working TruePress. Just thinking out loud...05-21-09 07:46 PMLike 0
- If I was right about the pressure sensativity of the new screen acting as a sort of press detection, what's the chance the guys at Engadget weren't pressing enough? Furthermore, what's the chance there's a setting for pressure sensativity on the phone and if set "too high", the press actually no longer registers (i.e. software glitch the engineers overlooked) and all they'd have to do is connect it to DM and wipe each of the databases and inturn the settings that were set too high, then reboot and boom... factory settings, with working TruePress. Just thinking out loud...
It would seem to be a classic case of the Storm...05-21-09 07:49 PMLike 0 - Good thought , but no . The storms screen wont be like that , you can tell by the sound it made when they were pressing hard on the glass , pressure wont matter, sadly , that would be amazing ! , but just not ready yet , my feeling is there was something OS wise that wasnt worked out , or heck the code for the touch to register might not even be implemented yet. but who knows.
EDIT : most people didnt like how hard you had to push on the storm 1 screen , they wouldnt make the same mistake twice lol05-21-09 07:50 PMLike 0 -
- Good thought , but no . The storms screen wont be like that , you can tell by the sound it made when they were pressing hard on the glass , pressure wont matter, sadly , that would be amazing ! , but just not ready yet , my feeling is there was something OS wise that wasnt worked out , or heck the code for the touch to register might not even be implemented yet. but who knows.
EDIT : most people didnt like how hard you had to push on the storm 1 screen , they wouldnt make the same mistake twice lol05-21-09 08:02 PMLike 0 - If I was right about the pressure sensativity of the new screen acting as a sort of press detection, what's the chance the guys at Engadget weren't pressing enough? Furthermore, what's the chance there's a setting for pressure sensativity on the phone and if set "too high", the press actually no longer registers (i.e. software glitch the engineers overlooked) and all they'd have to do is connect it to DM and wipe each of the databases and inturn the settings that were set too high, then reboot and boom... factory settings, with working TruePress. Just thinking out loud...05-21-09 08:04 PMLike 0
- I don't agree with this. If this was the case, why preload the OS on the device and hand it out to.... That would be stupid... RIM wouldn't release a device out the door with such a blatant bug in the OS... it would make the test handset "unusable" by the person receiving the unit. See what I'm getting at. So, it's either the Engadget guy doesn't know how to use it or something else is up with it. But hey, I don't have it in my hand, so I can't try to make it work.05-21-09 08:09 PMLike 0
- But CX just chimed in on another forum stating that the device Engadget has was not given to them by RIM, and promises that the production is near production, therefore much testing has already been achieved. Maybe its just a early test device that some how got out with a OS that doesn't belong on the device? Civic?
Sorry Sooks, didn't see you posted what I said earlierLast edited by Beau79; 05-21-09 at 08:18 PM.
05-21-09 08:16 PMLike 0 - If I was right about the pressure sensativity of the new screen acting as a sort of press detection, what's the chance the guys at Engadget weren't pressing enough? Furthermore, what's the chance there's a setting for pressure sensativity on the phone and if set "too high", the press actually no longer registers (i.e. software glitch the engineers overlooked) and all they'd have to do is connect it to DM and wipe each of the databases and inturn the settings that were set too high, then reboot and boom... factory settings, with working TruePress. Just thinking out loud...05-21-09 08:49 PMLike 0
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- With all this wild speculating going on you all are missing a very important piece of the puzzle. It probobly fell out of some guys back pocket in front of the sites (endgadget) owners house.
Who this guy is nobody knows. He may have stole it or found it on the sidewalk. He wasn't a RIM employee though that we can safely assume.
That's another possibility.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com05-21-09 09:25 PMLike 0 - I can't help but think back to the original Storm video that got that ninja kid fired. Ha ha. Too funny.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com05-21-09 09:28 PMLike 0 -
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If this thing comes out in June, I will be very happy because then I can look at it in the store and decide if I want that or a Tour.05-21-09 09:58 PMLike 0 - I don't recall him saying the browser was as good as the iPhones.
I do believe he thought by the time VZW launched it that they would have a stable OS on it. Again the Storm 1 release was TOTALLY out of character for RIM.
There's more to the story of the Storm 1 than people think.05-21-09 10:09 PMLike 0 -
- Wow!
If I had said half the things I've read here, I'da been reprimanded.
You know I read some where....
Obviously we all want our Storms to be perfect yesterday. Instead of writing how it sucks or how flawed it is, we're all best served by continuing to share tweaks, mods and user settings to collectively build and optimize a better Storm.
Thanks for allowing me to share my thoughts.
Instead of calling names out abut each other or the products we obviously signed up here to share our thoughts on, why don't we provide constructive criticism?
And if you really want to help, be a BETA tester.
I do that for alot of the BlackBerry Apps and I'm pretty sure it helps them to improve. At least the last time I told someone "That su**s!" I don't think I actually gave them a whole lot to go on.
Just my 2cents.05-21-09 10:11 PMLike 0 -
ausch, I like your style.05-21-09 10:14 PMLike 0 -
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