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By: The Rock

The Rock — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 15:46:45 +0000

“clearly” but there is something that is keeping RIM from keeping up. The BB platform was well established as a winner long before the iPhone was released. It’s one or all of the 4 reasons I posted above. App World should be a icon on every BB released, heck RIM should push it out there on all BB’s as a handset update. Think about it there is little to no reason why with all the BB users world wide and finally now that RIM was pushed into making a official place to get app’s like RIM’s App World why it sucks, why it’s not what it should be. There are reasons, just like there are reasons why RIM’s BB Storm was not up to RIM’s BB standards (my vote is service provider interference).

It’s clear RIM needs to step it up, RIM also needs to draw a line between it’s device and service provider (one of the reasons why the Storm was screwed up)

While we’re on the topic of service provider why does verizon’s current BB radio, tv? advert insult everyone’s intelligence by trying to claim that the BB A)somehow works better on their magical 3G network and B)big red try’s to make it seem app’s like twitter, facebook, guitar hero are somehow only available to verizon BB users? Educated consumers know the BB network was designed to take much of the heavy lifting away from the network a BB being a BB works on 2G network. The app’s available for BB’s have nothing to do with what service provider the devices are running on. Nothing but sad lies that the service provider feels they needs to spread to fool (sucker) the uneducated into thinking otherwise. Bad for consumers, Bad for RIM. (just like service provider interference)

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By: Robb Dunewood

Robb Dunewood — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 00:41:23 +0000

@The Rock

App World definitely isn’t as good as it should be, however, developers will develop wherever there is a market and tools that make development easy.

Although we see really good BlackBerry Applications come out regularly, I believe that the OS does limit the “cool factor” in a lot of apps.

Apple has indeed proven itself to all those that want and are happy with an iPhone, however, the iPhone clearly isn’t the device for everyone.

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By: Ajay

Ajay — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 15:54:49 +0000

AppWorld does have its issues (e.g., gimme a desktop app!!) but we really believe in its potential. But RIM’s problems aren’t just on the technical side, it’s also on getting the word out. Apple is a marketing machine; they operate on another level than anyone else in the tech industry. RIM needs to follow suit and feature leading apps on TV, print, online, etc.

Of course I’m an app developer so I might be a little biased.

By: The Rock

The Rock — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 13:46:34 +0000

Could it be:
That App World isn’t quite as good as it should be?
Developers have already chosen a platform to code for?
The outdated BB OS is preventing developers from making App’s?
and/or
Apple has proven itself, the iPhone, and the App store and there is no need to go any further than purchase and enjoy the original.