- It doesn't make me any smarter, you're right. But it makes my arguments much more informed and less ignorant than the average BB fan who tries to compare two platforms when they've never had EXTENSIVE experience in both.
I thought my point about ignorance was pretty clear.01-07-11 08:11 PMLike 0 - I didn't see a Single Candybar QWERTY device with thumbpad navigation at CES, so Staying with Blackberry is the only option, I need function before marketing, and spec pumping is purely marketing, as many Android users on this board admit to running their Androids underclocked.01-07-11 09:19 PMLike 0
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- I wish I could, but I'm sick of FanDroids saying they have experience when in actual fact, so do BB users. True, I have very limited experience with Android, but I've seen snapshots of it in action. I for one certainly won't be buying a device that doesn't support my accessories. Especially when they're expensive accessories. I mean if I did that, the �170 on accessories that wouldn't be supported has gone down the drain.01-07-11 10:27 PMLike 0
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- After having had an iphone for two years, I got a bold 9700 three months ago. I've never had a blackberry before so nothing is 'old' to me. I won't be leaving blackberry any time soon but that's because I'm in a two year contract
No complaints so far but when my contract finishes I'll get whatever phone I think is best at the time, not because it's an 'Android' or it's a 'Blackberry' or whatever.
I also find it hilarious how seriously people take all this... But discussion is good
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Anyways, the fact is, I don't need immensely overpowered phones. These underpowered phones do the job just right. Wireless presentations without a laptop using BlackBerry Presenter (accessory) specifically, come show me how Android trumps that using the SAME accessory. It's a �130 accessory, I am NOT dumping �350+ on a device that won't support it. That's not ignorance, that's making use of what extras you have.
I will fully support RIM, as my productivity and synchronity between devices is unmatched by any other device, in my experience. ****, the HTC Desire couldn't even connect to my BlackBerry Stereo Gateway.
Anyway I like bb but may move on or may not, depends on what is out there when my current bb dies.01-08-11 10:54 AMLike 0 - I went from a bold 9650 to a droid indredible and back to my bold. The droid was a toy first, phone/messaging device 2nd. The bold is the opposite. Its a phone/messaging device first.
If u prefer a phone primary use to be for fun and games, get yourself a droid or iphone. If you're a business user who needs a dependable device for emails, talk, and messaging, then get a blackberry.
I prefer the blackberry due to its user friendliness and simplicity. I enjoy the one step calling. With the droid, i didnt like the extra steps it takes to make just 1 phone call. I have a holster for my bold. I unholster it and the phone is automatically unlocked. With the droid, I had to unlock it, then had to do 1 or 2 more steps just to make a phone call. If i need to call anyone on my most frequent calls list, I just hold down 1 button and its done. Texting, emailing and bbm is easy as 123 with my BB. The droid was fun for killing time while commuting to work on the train, and as an entertainment device while sitting on the toilet, but a bit too complicated for everyday use that fitted my needs. Not to mention, battery life was horrrible.Last edited by dvel916; 01-08-11 at 12:42 PM.
01-08-11 12:39 PMLike 0 - I used to have a mytouch slide. Also had a G1. The swipe thing is annoying though tight at first. This is only my 3rd BB. To each is own. I wasn't looking to create a post for bashing just wanted to see some fellow RIM supporters instead I got you android lovers who troll forums bashing blackberrys. Also for the record I like the evo just think its friggin huge
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Segueing to the Evo, the Swype virtual keyboard is actually pretty nice. I only had a limited play with it, so I don't know about long term use. Personal preference again, I like the physical keyboard.
"Is that a CD case in your pocket, or did you get an Evo?"
The Android lovers on CB were here before as BB lovers. Then we saw the light.
Knowing two platforms inside and out = not ignorant (CB's Android lovers)
Knowing only one platform but bashing another = ignorant (the BB fans I'm referring to - and I'm not talking about EVERY BB fan, sheesh)
And by that logic, "knowing two platforms inside and out" but bashing one makes you...what? Awesome? Sage-like? Knowledge negates bashing? Negativity is cool because you've transcended BB?
I went from a bold 9650 to a droid indredible and back to my bold. The droid was a toy first, phone/messaging device 2nd. The bold is the opposite. Its a phone/messaging device first.
If u prefer a phone primary use to be for fun and games, get yourself a droid or iphone. If you're a business user who needs a dependable device for emails, talk, and messaging, then get a blackberry.
I prefer the blackberry due to its user friendliness and simplicity. I enjoy the one step calling. With the droid, i didnt like the extra steps it takes to make just 1 phone call. I have a holster for my bold. I unholster it and the phone is automatically unlocked. With the droid, I had to unlock it, then had to do 1 or 2 more steps just to make a phone call. If i need to call anyone on my most frequent calls list, I just hold down 1 button and its done. Texting, emailing and bbm is easy as 123 with my BB. The droid was fun for killing time while commuting to work on the train, and as an entertainment device while sitting on the toilet, but a bit too complicated for everyday use that fitted my needs. Not to mention, battery life was horrrible.
For almost the exact same reasons, I went BB -> WinMo -> and came running back to BB.01-08-11 01:54 PMLike 0 - Android users keep getting hype over these new phone that once they get they just complain complain complain (even the evo). Sorry sound button apps just aren't for me
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01-08-11 07:37 PMLike 0 - People should use what they want. Obviously.
However, the BB fans in these types of threads are ignorant because they obviously have never used another platform ala Android and start making negative statements that show they've never used them.
Not to mention they're ignorant of their own platform when they spout the benefits of a BB - like how the Torch actually has less battery life than some high-end and high-powered Android devices, and yet battery life is BB's king domain to these folks (lesson: if your non-touch phone does less and is less featured, less powered, etc, no it's going to have more battery life).
That's pretty much the definition of ignorance - which is pretty much on full display these days because BB fans tend to be the most jaded about their phones. Hence why these threads exist.01-08-11 07:50 PMLike 0 - I love hanging out with people with Android phones. Halfway through the day, they are at 10% battery life. Yeap, great screen and animated weather icons, but your battery life is abismal at best. Keep downloading apps to do what my BB will do out of the box.
I am staying with BlackBerry. It gets the job done, and done with a beautiful phone, with a really bright LED (BerryBuzz), multiple push email accounts, profiles, AutoText, and a solid OS. Oh, and the battery. Thank you for the battery life. I appreciate it.01-08-11 07:56 PMLike 0 -
- I have to switch to my Touch for fun too. I even tried to play a scrabble-like game on the Storm, but it's so awful, as to be essentially unusable, due to the interface and size of the screen elements.01-08-11 09:37 PMLike 0
- I agree with Jake Storm my 9780 is a great phone and i will be just fine with that phone until new generation bb's come out with qnx os. as someone who has had a android phone they are SO overrated.01-08-11 10:27 PMLike 0
- BB for life.. tried other platforms only to come back again, I thought BB 9000 was the best berry but then came 9700.. man this phone is tanker on a single charge it used to get me 2-3 days on a heavy to moderate usage, my brother game me a Torch and that enhanced BB experience even more and it is second to none in my opinion and is one of the best smartphone in the market..looking forward for the playbook, bring it on RIM..
Security is my main concern, my phone has every thing emails, passwords, contacts etc and I think BB is the only device which has encrypts the on board data and even if I loose it I will not be too bothered.01-08-11 10:44 PMLike 0 - I *would get the Storm 3 *if there was such a thing! But I'm concerned that even if there is by March, the browser won't be much of an improvement over what I have on my Tour. I'm sick of clicking on links and not being able to see the webpages!
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