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]]> By: RIM Failed to Kill the iPhone. Can the BlackBerry Maker’s New PlayBook Tablet Kill the iPad? - Juggle Blog – Insights from the Encyclopedia and Reference Resource http://andyisaacson.com/blackberry-storm-vs-iphone/comment-page-1/#comment-1124 RIM Failed to Kill the iPhone. Can the BlackBerry Maker’s New PlayBook Tablet Kill the iPad? - Juggle Blog – Insights from the Encyclopedia and Reference Resource Mon, 27 Sep 2010 22:28:32 +0000 http://www.andyisaacson.com/?p=323#comment-1124 [...] All in all, we’re going to tentatively say that the PlayBook seems like a worthy iPad competitor, for now. If RIM can make the web-browsing experience as appealing and easy as on an iPad, the benefits that come from full Flash support (assuming it really works) should outweigh or at least mitigate Apple’s advantage in app availability. What’s more, the integration of BlackBerry’s enterprise products might make it the tablet of choice for businesses. Basically, they’ll just have to avoid all the mistakes they made in rushing out a clunky imitation of the iPhone. [...] [...] All in all, we’re going to tentatively say that the PlayBook seems like a worthy iPad competitor, for now. If RIM can make the web-browsing experience as appealing and easy as on an iPad, the benefits that come from full Flash support (assuming it really works) should outweigh or at least mitigate Apple’s advantage in app availability. What’s more, the integration of BlackBerry’s enterprise products might make it the tablet of choice for businesses. Basically, they’ll just have to avoid all the mistakes they made in rushing out a clunky imitation of the iPhone. [...]

]]> By: Joe http://andyisaacson.com/blackberry-storm-vs-iphone/comment-page-1/#comment-1105 Joe Mon, 19 Jul 2010 23:02:55 +0000 http://www.andyisaacson.com/?p=323#comment-1105 i have a blackberry storm and a iphone 3, but iphone is more easy to use, blackberry has good features, but gives problems i have a blackberry storm and a iphone 3, but iphone is more easy to use, blackberry has good features, but gives problems

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]]> By: Xanadu http://andyisaacson.com/blackberry-storm-vs-iphone/comment-page-1/#comment-196 Xanadu Tue, 11 Aug 2009 12:09:29 +0000 http://www.andyisaacson.com/?p=323#comment-196 Sounds good and fair. However, what happens when you get your fancy AT&T Phone and you can't get coverage? I agree that the iPhone is better, but I use Verizon simply for the Network. If you're stuck in the metro/subway and there's an emergency, I can call out using Verizon. Can't do it with AT&T. I live way out in the country. No AT&T there but Verizon does the job. Verizon's only mistake was not taking on the iPhone when they initially offered it to Verizon. WHAT I HATE MOST ABOUT VERIZION BLACKBERRY. Expenses. I'd like to just use the phone part of the blackberry because I can't afford the data plan and calling plan. Calling plan 450 minutes a month is around $39.00 and then you have to pay another $39.00 for the data (email) plan. I called and asked if I can just get rid of email and they said no. If you have a blackberry storm you are FORCED to pay for a calling AND data plan. That sucks! Sounds good and fair. However, what happens when you get your fancy AT&T Phone and you can’t get coverage? I agree that the iPhone is better, but I use Verizon simply for the Network. If you’re stuck in the metro/subway and there’s an emergency, I can call out using Verizon. Can’t do it with AT&T. I live way out in the country. No AT&T there but Verizon does the job. Verizon’s only mistake was not taking on the iPhone when they initially offered it to Verizon.

WHAT I HATE MOST ABOUT VERIZION BLACKBERRY. Expenses. I’d like to just use the phone part of the blackberry because I can’t afford the data plan and calling plan. Calling plan 450 minutes a month is around $39.00 and then you have to pay another $39.00 for the data (email) plan. I called and asked if I can just get rid of email and they said no. If you have a blackberry storm you are FORCED to pay for a calling AND data plan. That sucks!

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