BlackBerry Storm 9500 confirmed, don't hold your breath just yet
The highly anticipated BlackBerry Storm 9500 today made its first official appearance, popping up on Vodafone German web site. Images and specs of...
- Anonymous
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its a nice phone, interface is same as bold, not very bulky, odd touch interface that you actually have to click. i played with it my self
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- 2008-09-28 00:56
- 4EhD
- Symbian Freak
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Hi,i have a question and please dont consider it an argue..i cant say something about BB because i didnt use it. but why should i buy this??...what is special??
1.If i need a toy with Greatest User interface and do a good job when am show off i will buy iPhone.
2.If i need music i will buy Nokia Xpress music line phone (like the upcoming 5800 tube).
3.If i need a gaming phone then its Nokia N81.
4.If i need a business phone i will buy a HTC touch pro.
5.Camera??...Nokia N82.
6.Multimedia device role them all then N95 or N85.
7.a Brick do everything then i will buy Nokia E90 by 750$ (and this is what i own now).
8.I prefer to stuck with White and Black screen if u will mention a non-smart phone like Samsung Bexon with 8MP.
Why i buy BB?????....connectivity??...i have push email and 3 messengers and qwerty and 4' inch screen and mail for exchange and each day my E90 surprise me with another great 3rd party application...and before everything..it has the best OS...Symbian. i used Windows before on iMate jam and its a PC os force it self to be a PDA OS...and its full of bugs and instability.
I think BB is for US market where Nokia dont care about 3G...isnt it?
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- 2008-09-27 20:41
- mnE0
- Kasj
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> In reply to Matt @ 2008-09-27 11:24 from n19Cwhat does HTC or MAC have to do with Blackberry=
Blackberry uses itīs own OS based on JAVA.
this Thunder )europe or Storm )US' also holds a 3.2 mpix camera, just like the Javalin will have.
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- 2008-09-27 20:15
- naPJ
- paulzzz
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It looks a little bulky and the interface seem very bland and boring to me (I hope it's just the theme). Other than that it's not too bad. The touchscreen isn't in my liking so I doubt I'll be getting myself one of these - I think I'll upgrade my 8800 to the 9000 instead, but even then, not anytime soon.
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- 2008-09-27 20:00
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- Anonymous
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it does have wifi i deal very closly with vodafone and it has wifi and will be out early november
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- 2008-09-27 17:06
- Mx@E
- Matt
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Oh, I forgot to mention.. HTC were doing TouchScreen handsets LONG before Apple, I guess with this logic Apple (MAC) copied HTC (Windows Operating System) ?
OMG MAC COPIED WINDOWS IN THE MOBILE PHONE INDUSTRY?
I hope that hurt iFan.
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- 2008-09-27 11:24
- n19C
- Matt
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> In reply to scoopyscoopy @ 2008-09-27 06:34 from 25PASo, because a phone has touchscreen capability it's an iPhone copy? I don't think so.
The iPhone is a good phone to random sheepish consumers.
The BlackBerry Storm is a good phone towards business users.
You go ask someone who runs a cooperation which phone they would prefer.
Which brings more money, consumer or business users?
Heh.
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- 2008-09-27 11:19
- n19C
- Anonymous
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> In reply to f4te @ 2008-09-27 01:25 from Yccdyou know you're right. it's a phone. it doesn't need a camera. and since it's a phone you don't really need to see anything so a 12 digit display and number pad should do nicely. and while we're in the chopping department we may as well cut:
- microSD slot
- bluetooth
- usb connection
- email
- instant messaging
- a web-browser
- gps
- document viewer
- java support
- media player
- video player
- calculator
- phone book
- call register
- games
- 3g/edge support
- customisable ring tones
- vibration alert
- 3.5mm headphone jack
i mean who cares what else they can easily pack into the device in the same form factor. it's a phone. it should only make and receive calls, right?
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- 2008-09-27 09:40
- tAMQ
- Nguyen Khanh Hoang
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I can't believe this phone doesn't have Wife. What's a long step back!!!
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- 2008-09-27 06:55
- PZeb
- GuessBoy
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> In reply to JOYANTO @ 2008-09-26 18:33 from GwM1i don't its going to be the best phone ever as there is still space for improvement on this phone spec's
However its very good that blackberry this time come out with a real competitor to iphone and so not too lose ground on blackberry nich market which iphone want to snap from them lol
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- 2008-09-27 06:20
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- Yusuf
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According to what I read on crackberry.com the Storm does not have WIFI! What a let down if that is true! For me I was wanting this device or the SE X1.
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- 2008-09-27 01:29
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- f4te
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its a phone, not a toy. it doesnt need a camera.
btw 'as of *now* its not 100%', regarding wifi, last line
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- 2008-09-27 01:25
- Yccd
- Anonymous
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What about internet browser of this BB? Can it support flash sites/banners and it compete nokia browser?
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- 2008-09-27 00:24
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- Shou Ji
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The Real iPhone killer from the same country and same market. In fact the Blackberry market are more bigger than Apple. In smartphone market Blackberry only one step behind Nokia. It's mean also symbian are number one and RIM in second.
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- 2008-09-27 00:13
- M@T2
- Dj Yahdee
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The Storm has a camera, it has a 3.15 Mp camera with flash
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- 2008-09-27 00:10
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- Anonymous
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The Blackberry Bold????? should also have Wi-Fi connectivity, but as of no it's not 100%.
Looks like GSMArena is getting sloppy with their work.
They need to check and make sure there aren't any misleading typos, which i've been noticing more and more of lately.
:-P
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- 2008-09-26 22:52
- 4j%9
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