So I finally upgraded to the Blackberry 9800. While I love the form factor, I find myself with mixed feelings. I come from the 9700 which is a great all around device. What really bugs me is the screen on the 9800. Letters look pretty bad and online browsing is abysmal. Its really laggy to which brings to a point that I really want to return it.
Has anyone gotten over this feeling? Lol
Thanks!
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make sure you battery pull after checking that the OS doesn't need updating (even if you don't do the .337, there some things in .246 that were updated on mine the day after i got it).
it is often laggy after that sort of update for me, and the 'reboot' that the desktop does as part of the loading, doesn't really seem to help.
I have no Lag when browsing even with 5 pages open. The browsing experience is lightning fast and all my pages render beutifully. To me there is no comparison to an 9700 when talking about webbrowsing especially even if you were on a leaked O6.
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I did the same switch over as yourself from 9700 to 9800 and it was the best upgrade I've done on any of my devices. I haven't experienced any lag with the browsing.
I have no Lag when browsing even with 5 pages open. The browsing experience is lightning fast and all my pages render beutifully. To me there is no comparison to an 9700 when talking about webbrowsing especially even if you were on a leaked O6.
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All pages render find its just that to me the colors look washed up or faded. I don't know if it is hardware related or normal.
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All pages render find its just that to me the colors look washed up or faded. I don't know if it is hardware related or normal.
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It's normal. The browser automatically compresses images as it passes through RIM's servers. This means that over 3G, pics viewed on the browser won't be as high quality as say the iPhone or Android (and definitely not desktop quality). The plus side is that the browser uses less data (great for those on a low-capped data plan), and using wifi will increase image quality.