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Originally Posted by PersonaNonGrata
Blackberry has been improving since their first touch screen disaster known as the Storm. I am looking forward to their tablet device too but no matter how good they get, they are still behind Apple in that the iPhone is so advanced and once someone is in the clutches of Apple, like I am with the iPad and a MacBook, it is very difficult to ignore how well an iPhone integrates. It's quite sickening, actually.
Day 2 with iPhone 4 and digging it.
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I have a iPod Touch (essentially an iPhone that cannot make phone calls), and I see the attraction. Over the last several phones, I have gotten used to having a physical keyboard, and find I can't type on a piece of glass quite as well. I use my phone primarily as a messenging device (calls, texts and emails), rather than gaming, GPS, or the other uses. Blackberry's focus has always been messaging, with the other stuff as extra. I get the impression that many other smartphones seem to be focused on the other stuff, more than messaging. Am I wrong?