The iPhone is a breakthrough product and has raised the standard of consumerism with phones. The OS is truly unique and having a real web browser is a tremendous feature.

But that’s it!!! Nothing more!!

If your job requires you to go on the web a lot, OVER everything else, then yes iPhone is a great choice.

Just make sure you keep your car charger handy as well as a spare battery.

And try not to get too mad when you don’t have service all the time “ahem central jersey”

But overall, BB, stands tall and strong because it is an actual Smart Phone. E-mail, calendar, the web 2.0 and social media apps are fantastic on this phone, the battery lasts a hell of a lot longer, and can simply just do more.

Can it improve? Of course this is mobile consumerism! We are never satisfied unless we can cook our frozen meals with it!

So Apple don’t be mad just because you didn’t reach the original targeted market and got stuck with the kiddies who are busy sending sexual pictures while in class.

And don’t be mad that we have a larger audience, more capabilities, and are on many different networks!

Don’t hate, lil baby! http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5g3t7_maino-hi-hater-official-video_music

Fail to actually give a legit comparison

Fail to show no bias in opinion

And just plain out failure with everything else.

Another “I heart Steve Jobs” thing from a wannabe trendy who thinks its cool to watch Hot for Words on his iPhone.

And let’s be f$%#ing serious…touch screen over qwerty keyboard for e-mailing? Is this Steve Nut Job serious?

so ROFLMAO at the article as it gives the apple boys another way to dance around the iPod and say “Down with conventional thinking!”

Like a political party….great ideas….terrible people behind it

p.s. @ the rock and all the apple boys
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5g3t7_maino-hi-hater-official-video_music

How about multitasking? He effuses – rightly – over the iPhone’s web capabilities. But how efficient is it if I have to close and reopen the browser every time I want to, say, respond to a text message?

He rightly complains about the Berry’s stupid time stamping (yes, RIM, it is stupid). But this is a minor annoyance to business users compared to lack of copy/paste (yes, I know the Beta 3 is promising it, but it’s still not here).

My own Opinion, at no one in particular: Also, I will at least agree that the Blackberry UI needs an overhaul, a fast boot-up time would be great and all, but as a first time blackberry user (Just passed the 1 year mark), I am extremely happy with my Curve and how it preforms.

I dont need my blackberry for IT or Business Meetings, I enjoy it for looking up info on the web if I need it, BB messenger, Great Calendar, Alarm Clock and Notes. The music player runs smoothly and even with only a 4GB micro SD card in it, I have plenty of storage.

I dont think Blackberry is a dying company, I just think they need a fresh start. They could really stand to re-write the OS and update the UI, I would also like more video format support.

In short: The blackberry works. for me. Its no perfect, needs some work for modern day consumers, but overall is a pleasure to own.

People might say a lot of lacking in iPhone compare with others. Would you buy a car that has tons of features but always break down? Or buy a car with decant/okay options but runs great and reliable? You chose BlackBerry over Window Mobile in the past for the same reason. And now, a new era has arrived.