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Plus the technology that BB offers for email push is sooooo important to me, I have to have that instant email or else it costs me money. I cant rely on something that is checking my emails periodically and cant maintain voice services here and there....I need consistency and reliabilty which is what BB has always offered me.
So the Storm
ON Verizon
02-06-09 11:36 AMLike 0 -
simpler to use how?? these devices are labeled " smart phones " so they are not really intended for those who need simple.02-06-09 11:38 AMLike 0 -
Plus the technology that BB offers for email push is sooooo important to me, I have to have that instant email or else it costs me money. I cant rely on something that is checking my emails periodically and cant maintain voice services here and there....I need consistency and reliabilty which is what BB has always offered me.
I'll take whatever Verizon offers that connects to the BlackBerry infrastructure.02-06-09 11:43 AMLike 0 -
How is that not simple?
But the Storm was the FIRST BlackBerry Legitametly aimed towards the Masses-
Besides- Who Doesnt Want Simple?
If I can get what I want done with one button- why feel the need to add three?
Just because it's labeled a smartphone? Thats backwards logic.
If its a smartphone it should be optimized for speed and efficiency.
Its speedier and more efficient to click once, than three times.Last edited by xxxxpradaxxxx; 02-06-09 at 11:53 AM.
02-06-09 11:49 AMLike 0 - I'd be in love with the Storm even if the Nazis made it. I may not brag about it as much as I do now, but I would still love it.
And, even if Jesus actually hand-made the Jesus Phone himself, I would still pass on a device with no camera flash or MMS capabilities.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com02-06-09 11:51 AMLike 0 - Point, press- No Pop Up Menus-
How is that not simple?
But the Storm was the FIRST BlackBerry Legitametly aimed towards the Masses-
Besides- Who Doesnt Want Simple?
If I can get what I want done with one button- why feel the need to add three?
Just because it's labeled a smartphone? Thats backwards logic.
If its a smartphone it should be optimized for speed and efficiency.
Its speedier and more efficient to click once, than three times.02-06-09 11:56 AMLike 0 - Point, press- No Pop Up Menus-
How is that not simple?
But the Storm was the FIRST BlackBerry Legitametly aimed towards the Masses-
Besides- Who Doesnt Want Simple?
If I can get what I want done with one button- why feel the need to add three?
Just because it's labeled a smartphone? Thats backwards logic.
If its a smartphone it should be optimized for speed and efficiency.
Its speedier and more efficient to click once, than three times.
that was really some serious nit picking there. Your looking for one button over 3??
I prefer the 3 buttons and on screen options myself.02-06-09 11:58 AMLike 0 - Okay Okay.
Back on Topic-
If RIM made the iPhone
&
Apple made the Storm
And they were BOTH on the best Carrier Possible in your area-
Which Would YOU tout?02-06-09 12:02 PMLike 0 -
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- what if you had something productive to add- Wait a second, let me take a deep breath.
W.W.K.D.? What Would Kevin Do-
Lets Play Nice Please
http://forums.crackberry.com/f19/rud...-heart-150854/
Either that, or get herself one of those magical bras with a built in security system I saw the other day in the news lolLast edited by xxxxpradaxxxx; 02-06-09 at 03:18 PM.
02-06-09 03:08 PMLike 0 -
- I think it is funny that Apple, the anti-Microsoft, is doing exactly what Microsoft did back in the day to end up being one of the most hated technology/software companies in business. Apple makes proprietary software and hardware that only plays well with other Apple products. I think the iPhone and Storm are fairly comparable. I prefer the Storm because I need it more for business than pleasure. I just try to stay away from Apple products as a matter of course.02-06-09 04:47 PMLike 0
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