[punkarella]

So, I had my Storm for about a month and I'm so glad to be back with my trusty curve. The constant freezing and rebooting was driving me CRAZY

[jsconyers]

Welcome back! At least you stayed with BlackBerry

[theoneuafter]

I just got my Curve, glad I did too I always hear about problems with the Storm, it is a great phone but too many quirky things for me......I would smash it on my desk. lol 2people at work have them and they are always doing some kind of patch to em.

I still wanted the storm, but I am beyond happy with my 8330 =)

[rpjohs]

I came back yo my 8330 from the 9530 as well. Im constantly tempted to go back to it as it just sits on my desk, but then i remember the constant battery pulls, lag in answering calls and the pain it was to type more than one sentence. Trusty ole curve.

[Frisco]

Yes the 8330 Curve is a great device. I'll not change until my carrier brings out the Bold, and even then I will stand there in the store and stare at the Bold alongside my nice black/titanium Curve for a while, just to be sure.

[Trimix]

Give the storm some time to work out the kinks. Curve is more tried and proven at this point.

[alb123]

Originally Posted by Trimix

Give the storm some time to work out the kinks. Curve is more tried and proven at this point.

Exactly. The Curve has been around for quite sometime now! I'm sure the early OS versions had a few kinks here and there as well. Everyone knows the Storm was unfortunately rushed to VZW stores much too early. Think about it, the device was obviously designed to compete directly with the iPhone - moreso in the non-business market. When was the phone released? Right before Christmas! They should have held the device back, imo. I would like to know, for sure, who the bigger culprit was in pushing its release thru. Verizon or RIM? My guess, Verizon..

I guess its a good thing that they usually don't roll-out new BB models. Geesh!