BlackBerry Bold 9000 - user opinions and reviews
- Unknown
- 0U$
Can someone please tell me what is the main difference between BlackBerries and other business phones like Nokia E51 or E71 or any other business serries phone? Email and internet surfing is my major priority. Thanks
- Timmy-Boy
- mFC
midas, 29 Aug 2008im definately getting this. got the 8300 curve at the moment. the bold is already out on orang... moreI agree whole heartedly with you on most of what you say(about iPhone etc). but I was configuring a E71 yesterday, and I have to say, that's a good buisness modle. though personaly I will still go for Bold 9000(even though I've never played with one...)
- midas
- 0R5
im definately getting this. got the 8300 curve at the moment. the bold is already out on orange and i think also vodafone. im on o2 waiting for their best deals on it.
i dont know if any one has seen the youtube videos of this phone but they seem to always compare it to the iphone 3g. i can honestly say in my opinion that the only thing that really lets blackberry down is their basic web browser. but you can install opera mini on it which does the job. to hell with iphone and nokia e-series. blackbery is the way forward!
- Anonymous
- PAd
if there will be a camerafree version, i don't mind if they add fm radio on it.
- scotty
- R3i
Anonymous, 27 Aug 2008Do anyone know if you could use this phone together with Microsoft Exchange alone or if Blackb... moreYou don't need BES to use a BB with Exchange. There's tons of options; a) activate the POP connector on the Ex. server so your phone can pull messages using POP; b) Set up the BB with its own blackberry address (johndoe@rogers.blackberry.net) and then just set exchange to forward a copy of the users messages to that address (usually what I do); or c) Set up mail forwarding via. the blackberry desktop software. The only thing is that without BES, there's no real synchronization taking place (the BB simple holds a 'copy' of your messages). You either have to sync manually with the PC or use BES if you want to have the device fully sync'd with your exchange account.
- Timmy-Boy
- mFC
Max, 26 Aug 2008I got a major problem.
and
I NEED YOUR HELP
Should I choose Bold, HTC Diamond, Treo ... morethis was a hard choice for me too.
2 reasons I chose Diamond...
1. I managed to get BB connect working on it, so, I have the best of both worlds. BlackBerry and WindowsLive.
2. While there are no language packs available for 9000(yet) it is easy to configure Diamond, and get what ever language you want.
I also tweeked the touchscreen keyboard so it is quite easy to type with my thumbs.
but for those who cant tweek, and don't want to risk, I'll recomend the Bold 9000.
- bo-faisal
- S9J
Timmy-Boy, 28 Aug 2008If you have the BES plan, it'll sync. if not, you'll need to sync manualy by connecting to PC. thanks alot bro
- Timmy-Boy
- mFC
Anonymous, 27 Aug 2008Do anyone know if you could use this phone together with Microsoft Exchange alone or if Blackb... morefor under 30 handsets, you'll get Blackberry Professional Software for free.
and you won't need a seperate BlackBerry Server.
- Timmy-Boy
- mFC
Tony, 27 Aug 2008Hi, Does the Blackberry Bold 9000 Sync with Microsoft Office, contacts, calendar etc?If you have the BES plan, it'll sync.
if not, you'll need to sync manualy by connecting to PC.
- Timmy-Boy
- mFC
bo-faisal, 28 Aug 2008Guys i just need an answer for my easy question , Does it has arabic language ?
Thanks guysThe was it works is, RIM brings out updates with language packs. and you choose the language pack when you download this update.
(which can be found in RIM's web)
for now, there's no updates available for the 9000, so there is no Arabic.
you can check for updates yourself, just go to downloads, then updates. and look for the multilanguage pack.
PS:sorry for my spelling, English isn't my first language.
- bo-faisal
- S9J
Guys i just need an answer for my easy question , Does it has arabic language ?
Thanks guys
- Anonymous
- qK1
guest, 12 May 2008well so far the best blackberry in design, features and performance. but can't outrun real pd... morewhat do you mean real PDA phones.... BB's set the par for PDA's get you facts straight...
- Anonymous
- MY4
According to user polls this goes head to head with Nokia E71. Reviews are inclined towards E71 for it's sleeker and mail sync is packed for Exchange too. I tend to give %1 credit more to E71, but still waiting to read more opinions online.
- Anonymous
- nvb
Do anyone know if you could use this phone together with Microsoft Exchange alone or if Blackberry server software is needed?
- Tony
- n17
Hi, Does the Blackberry Bold 9000 Sync with Microsoft Office, contacts, calendar etc?
- nella
- n$g
Anonymous, 27 Aug 2008its bigger and better than the curve. i have the curve and i cant wait for this fone to come o... morescreen size is about the same as the samsung omnia difference is thats touch screen. So its not a small screen and the resolution is much better. Plus having qwerty keyboard seperately is an advantage as touch screen slows the omnia down and touch screens have more to im wrong.
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