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10/30/09
Imo the Storm isnt for business, cause if you have to type 100 emails, notes, memos a day on this thing you'd wish you'd stuck with a real keyboard....as I do!
Storm would be fine for a general purpose phone but come Feb I'm getting a BB with a keyboard! #blackberrystorm2
10/30/09
Even though this is a nit picky comment, the focus appears to be on the device as a consumer product competing against the iPhone and Droid. The problem with that is that the Storm 2 will primarily sell to businesses. I do not believe there is a competing business touchscreen product out there. The iPhone gave the middle finger salute to businesses with their Exchange mess. The Pre and Droid have not made their systems ideal for business customers and do not offer a small percentage of what a BES unit and BlackBerry device can for securing the phone. Unless I am missing something, the Storm 2 is the only game in town.
My comment is nit picky (if you hadn't picked this up, which I am sure you did) because those other devices are the only thing to compare it to, and certainly BlackBerry needs to be moving further in getting an iPhone OS quality device. All of the issues you mentioned need to be fixed. But, if I am shopping for a touch screen device for folks at my office, there appears to be only one choice at the moment. #blackberrystorm2
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But the Storm1 came out around Thanksgiving last year so you would still have to wait another month from now. The Droid will be out and about by then though. #blackberrystorm2
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This is what I think of when I hear "Four piezo-electric buttons that live under the screen". How accurate is this? #blackberrystorm2
10/30/09
If you have the original , I highly recommend the new software update #blackberrystorm2
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As a side note, products sure do look that much nicer when taken in the dusk/early morning light. #blackberrystorm2
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10/21/09
I mean who really cares about dummy units for the Storm2? #blackberrystorm2
10/21/09
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I simply assumed those crash test dummy guys had decided to start ordering their phones through telesales/the internet by now. I mean after a hard 8 hour day of crash testing, what sane dummy would want to go out? #blackberrystorm2
10/21/09
Most pointless peice of marketing material ever. #blackberrystorm2
10/21/09
But yes, nearly pointless. #blackberrystorm2
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10/21/09
Dummy units never manage to give you the feel of weight or quality of the hardware, the buttons never feel the same either.
Hardware is usually the least important of my worries, interface ALWAYS comes first, and if I cannot test or try out the interface, it's not even worth picking up. It's like a slap in the face of the consumer. #blackberrystorm2
10/21/09
FWIW I revisited the Pre at a corporate Sprint store and while the software was nice, the hardware still felt chintzy. And Giz wasn't kidding about the razor sharp ridges. #blackberrystorm2
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