[mxf]

Originally Posted by kevsey

no! still abit fast but not like the computer. only handset which is fast like a pc using wi-fi is the iphone.

thanks kevsey. I think, i should make research longer before buying a smartphone.
I don't want to buy a phone to play game as psp or ds. But it should give me a bit more satisfaction on internet. Long way for me

[JSanders]

You probably need a laptop of netbook then.

[ittesi259]

Originally Posted by mxf

thanks kevsey. I think, i should make research longer before buying a smartphone.
I don't want to buy a phone to play game as psp or ds. But it should give me a bit more satisfaction on internet. Long way for me

Might I suggest that you won't be happy if with a smartphone period if you expect the same performance as when you are on the internet with a computer.

[TheRinger]

This thread still around? Cant we lock it? :p

[darrenmott]

Originally Posted by TheRinger

This thread still around? Cant we lock it? :p

as soon as they release flah for blackberries i guess

[krazyelmo1029]

The BB 9700 does NOT have Flash but does support HTML5 which does the same as Flash lite.

[amelnik]

You dont' need flash support to play youtube videos on 9700, they play just fine as is.

[zmason]

I got my 9700 a month ago. The main reason for choosing it over an iPhone was that I'd heard Apple won't support Flash and RIM does. I mentioned this to the Telus clerk and he said that's definitely correct and the 9700 is the one for me. Some things I try to load or do say I need the current version of Flash, yet apparently I cannot download it.

Did I just get screwed???

[jsconyers]

Yep. Research is key before making a purchase. Android 2.1 supports Flash lite, and Android 2.2 fully supports Flash. Other than that, you're out of luck.

[McBrucie]

Adobe announces Flash 10.1 for mobile devices. Not ready for BlackBerry as of yet | CrackBerry.com

[kishon2001]

Originally Posted by JW68

While in the browser for the 9700 you can go to Options--> Browser Configuration and there will be a setting for "Browser Identification:" You can select Blackberry, Firefox, or Internet Explorer. When this is set to "Internet Explorer" or "Firefox" your browser will load the regular web page of the desired address vice the mobile version. Make sure you select "Browser Identification:" and not "Browser:" as these are two different item selections.

this is true and it works, i was having the same problems i couldn't view YouTubes videos, it was asking me for flash player, i read what JW68 said and now it is working, thanks star!!