Blackberry tries to answer Iphone... - Page 3

E61Silver · #21 05-14-2008, 07:26 AM

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Originally Posted by X5audi

WOW is that SHAMELESS!!! I think it will suffer the same fate as the Voyager, though.

It looks like my next Verizon phone, wonder when it will be available?

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LeMansX5 · #22 05-14-2008, 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Kaefer

And all this... just as Apple is about to announce the 3G iPhone 2.0, and leapfrog a couple years ahead of everyone. Again.

all of a sudden BB is running radio ads too.

AzX5 · #23 05-14-2008, 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by SuperGreg

Just wait for software update 2.0 and the "APP STORE" in June on iTunes. There will be tons of apps that can be downloaded to run natively on the iPhone, along with "push" email etc... that doesn't need to be routed through BB servers, and won't be susceptible to power outages at BB

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If only they would "push" AT&T aside and let in Verizon...

Pentium · #24 05-14-2008, 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by MrLabGuy

You'll all laugh at this...My wife just came home tonight with an AT&T Tilt from a company called HCT. Just for a reference I have the iPhone which I like as a whole but wish the touch keyboard would turn sideways when you turn the phone to make the keys large. Other than that I've been happy.

Now this "Tilt"...First of all it is a BRICK and seems to weigh 5x that of the iPhone. Next, the thing has buttons all over and after playing with it for 1/2 hour I could barely make a phone call let alone figure out the email or browser. This thing is about as anti-intuitive as it gets.

Sure it has a TON of bells and whistles, voice command, touch screen, button or pen. A real keyboard as well as other things the iPhone does not have.

Truth is someone who never used an iPhone could work the entire phone in 5 minutes without even looking at the manual. I was frustrated in half that time with the Windows based "tilt" and I'm a PC guy using Vista.

the company called HTC..it's the original maker for most of the PPC round here...
it's good I'm using with the iPhone (I have the HTC SIM Free version, it called HTC TyTn II), it's really doing good...it handles all my books...and programs and all the medical things I need....
but nothin on the market right now works like an iPhone....the OS and MultiTouch are great...will see also what Apple will do next month...

also I liked the new HTC Diamond, did u see it? it's really good!

http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_touch_diamond-2368.php

E61Silver · #25 05-14-2008, 11:09 AM

http://www.news.com/5208-1039_3-0.ht...405490&start=0

rastaFarai · #26 05-14-2008, 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by B-Line

Until Blackberry can find a way to make it's equipment work seamlessly with a MAC, no thank you.

I have tried all their programs and they are all garbage. If I can't use my contacts and calendars, it's just a PHONE.

Can't you use it with MS office 2004 for MAC? LOL

rastaFarai · #27 05-14-2008, 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by SuperGreg

Just wait for software update 2.0 and the "APP STORE" in June on iTunes. There will be tons of apps that can be downloaded to run natively on the iPhone, along with "push" email etc... that doesn't need to be routed through BB servers, and won't be susceptible to power outages at BB

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Well, IMO it will just put it in par with the BB Curve as far as apps and push email.. it will still have media and browser on all BBs though.

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Originally Posted by X5audi

.. WOW is that SHAMELESS..

Well.. remember it's a mock up of what Boy Genius speculate it looks like. Much like someone doing a photoshop of an X7 - it may look like a GL 450 or QX56 but with a BMW roundel LOL.

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BGR has included a self-made mockup (above) of what the device may look like, but as of now, no one has laid eyes on this mythical creature.

Kewl X5 · #28 05-14-2008, 09:11 PM

Just as long Apple does not control the software distribution too tightly...

Here are the things I need (which I already have on my old Treo):
1. Tons of Medical Programs
2. Good PIM software
3. Electronic checkbook accounting program
4. Push e-mail--compatible with IMAP idle
5. SMS and MMS
6. Cut and Paste
7. Verizon coverage (AT&T reception really sucks around here)
8. 3G (though it is coming next month on Iphone 2.0)
9. Better Battery system (I can run 3G/Push E-mail/Talk on phone/SMS all day without battery running out...have 2600 mAh battery and if it does run out, pop a back-up battery....

Apple needs to release the iPhone to other carriers if they truly want to trump above all....However, all in good time....

The software and phone carrier is what is holding me back with the use of the iPhone....also, the software keyboard thing is really slow compared with a real keyboard on my clunky Treo.

LeMansX5 · #29 05-14-2008, 09:23 PM

Add SD card to your list.

Cut/Copy & paste and ability to swap with back-up battery is what I miss most on iPhone.

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