Thought I'd set up a thread in the forums to accompany the web's first BlackBerry Bold 9000 Hands-On Review! Be sure to take a read through all the articles below (videos within the articles too).
Great score! I just knew you would buy one. I think you even said once, (something to the effect of) "I'd do anything to get my hands on one of these babies." And I guess you were telling the truth! Will this phone have GPS as well once it hits the market?
(I can't wait to read the Review indepth.. Going to get food, and read the copy of the review I just printed, and show it off to my poor, unexpecting g/f.) I'll be glued to the Mobile forums in the meanwhile!
Kevin, great score on the 9000. So what will the RIM boys say at WES when you pull out one of their unreleased devices? Should be interesting........maybe reading that initial disclaimer would have been good? Can't wait for the rest of the reviews since this is the closest most of us will get for a long time to a 9000. Keep up the good work!
I think CrackBerry needs a review from all angles, not just how Kevin uses it. Send it to me and I'll write my review.
Well it was worth a shot wasn't it?
You evil little man! Why didn't you just tell us you were getting it? I wasn't gonna sit outside your house 'til I saw the USPS guy and say "I'm Kevin Michaluk, I got locked out of my house and I need this...", honest. *shifty eyes*
Nice! Though someone at RIM is probably messing their shorts right now. An expose on their next-gen BB is not good for the company, investors, etc. Also, if that 9000 was originally illegally obtained, it's still the property of RIM and they may ask for it back.
"Hi, I understand you have something that not many people in the world have, that won't be available for months and you are blogging about and making money from. Can we have it back?"
Heh, I think he knows he's sitting on a gold mine here. I hope he responds with a, "And what are you prepared to offer?". The business damage his report may create could be significant enough for them to pay him off multiple times what he paid for the thing.
Originally Posted by Adlen
Dave; Imagine the phone call!
"Hi, I understand you have something that not many people in the world have, that won't be available for months and you are blogging about and making money from. Can we have it back?"
if litigation is brought against this 9000...i'll represent pro bono baby.
more than likely, even IF anything remotely close happens in regards to the scenario some of you guys have brought up...seizure on the grounds of intellectual/patent property infringement...could be the reason.
basically, all that would have to be done is give the phone back to RIM.
As someone who deletes everything that isn't absolutely necessary on the BB to free up memory, I'm curious as to what the device memory is and how much memory you have free after a reboot without any additional apps installed.