[ArgonNJ]

Originally Posted by DataCentre

iPhone sucks! It's so hard and cumbersome to type an email on their touch screen or typing anything for that matter without making tonnes of mistakes. Sorry Apple....I'm sticking with Blackberry. I still will use my iPod Touch for my music and video's tho.

Very insightful.
/sarcasm

[ArgonNJ]

Originally Posted by TBOLTRAM

Will the at&t network be able to handle the extra bandwidth demands or will they pull a fast one and start charging the hell out of you for actually using the iPhony 2. This is the real question. The browser on the RIM devices is crappy enough to limit downloading large files. The browser on the iPhony does not have that built in limitation and it will be interesting to see how the network holds up.

That is my opinion and you are entitled to yours.

An interesting point. I was just reading an article on how the iphone is going to raise the demand and the consumers appetite for mobile data. Just like with SMS, when the cell companies smell a success, they find more ways to extort more money for it. When Android OS phones hit the shells next year, there will be even more demand for data. It will be interesting to see how the market responds.

[Dawg]

Originally Posted by Berry One

IPhone's MobileMe will challenge BlackBerry. It is BlackBerry MiniMe.

I will be ignoring all these first day issues. Nobody's perfect. If they were sitting in emply Apple stores with unsold iPhones and very responsive activation Web site that would have been worse for them.

Yet, BlackBerry is far from dead. Competition is good. We all win.

first day issues two years running though. No network issues have ever happened on the RIM network on release day.

[Berry One]

Originally Posted by Dawg

first day issues two years running though. No network issues have ever happened on the RIM network on release day.

You must be kidding.

[serrano_yejo]

Originally Posted by Dawg

first day issues two years running though. No network issues have ever happened on the RIM network on release day.

Maybe because RIM hasn't had a million blackberry handsets activated in one Week ...

[Dawg]

Originally Posted by Berry One

You must be kidding.

No actually I am not name one mass outage on a release day.

[BallHawk3]

Originally Posted by Concept

So forwarding 4 email accounts to one improves capabilities by how?

Whats the point of having 4 different email accounts if they all are forwarded to and replied with one account?

sounds like BIS 1.0!

[BallHawk3]

Originally Posted by serrano_yejo

Maybe because RIM hasn't had a million blackberry handsets activated in one Week ...

but RIM doesn't have the return rate as some of these devices out there. No one comes close actually.

If RIM wanted to sell to everyone and their mother, they'd hire chuck norris, cause after all everyone loves chuck norris.

[mriff]

Originally Posted by BallHawk3

If RIM wanted to sell to everyone and their mother, they'd hire chuck norris, cause after all everyone loves chuck norris.

And if they didn't buy them, a round house kick would convince them to do so.

[test54]

RIM does want to sell to everyone now, just look at their new product line and you will see a device for everyone, from the flip version to the full business model. They want the whole range. Honestly because of the way RIM servers take all the data I think if they got 1 million new accounts over a weekend they might have a catastrophe on their hands. Just my 2 cents.

[Berry One]

Originally Posted by Dawg

No actually I am not name one mass outage on a release day.

What you don't know won't upset you.

[Dawg]

Well I guess that sums it all up then doesnt it. Thank you for proving my point.

[wabbit]

i need to make something and call it isomething people will buy it and love it, and it will be flawless, heck maybe i can get away with iBlackBerry!

[sgtcasey]

Originally Posted by test54

RIM does want to sell to everyone now, just look at their new product line and you will see a device for everyone, from the flip version to the full business model. They want the whole range. Honestly because of the way RIM servers take all the data I think if they got 1 million new accounts over a weekend they might have a catastrophe on their hands. Just my 2 cents.

How come you're pushing the standards up for RIM? AT&T didn't activate 1 million accounts on release day.

Dave