Comments on: The HTC Dream G1 vs BlackBerry Storm vs iPhone 3G - A consumer report

By: henry

henry — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 02:35:14 +0000

Just look at a comparison between the
iPhone, G1, blackberry bold, and blackberry storm
The Blackberry storm seems to win in most categories.

By: celltek1

celltek1 — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 00:04:12 +0000

Open source OS is a step in a better direction as this works to the mobile user benifiting from a growing programmer base. It would be nice if the G1 incorperated UMA to allow for VOIP calling so that I could log onto an open WIFI network and make unlimited calls including long distance for 10$ per month (see T-Mobile’s @ home product for more info). As to who is better T-Mobile or ATT is a matter of perception based on where you primarily use you phone (rural vs urban) I’ve worked for both as a contractor and the equipment in the field is pretty much the same in many regional areas. Look at a cell tower and you’ll see multiple tiers of antenna arrays, yep you betcha most of the time their on the same tower. Ultimately it comes down to perception, just like with presidential choice.

By: valod

valod — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 08:23:18 +0000

verse your an idiot the “in” phone? what if the “in” thing was smoking crack? just because a bunch of 14 year old girls buy the iphone doesn’t mean its the :in” phone. voting for obama is the in thing now but the votes don’t count. the best phone is the android phone because the os is open source i don’t know much about the storm but i know that the iphone sucks. cant record video cant send pix msg cant do shit but spend money on apps that don’t do shit. it just looks nice but that doesn’t matter. my dick looks nice too but it doesn’t get sucked enough

By: i h8 obama

i h8 obama — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 17:02:42 +0000

response to WR’s obama comment!
don;t post your political views on a technology forum! and the BB storm doesn’t connect to Wi-Fi hotspots.

By: abcyesn

abcyesn — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 11:09:26 +0000

Loving the phone, it’s probably one of the best phones coming into the mobile market, I really like how it has all the blackberry software with a full touch screen, there’s already a fans website for the storm at http://www.Storm-BlackBerry.com

By: Steve

Steve — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 03:34:00 +0000

Can anyone explain why iPhone doesn’t have a the simple edit functions of copy and paste and to forward messages? The lack of these functions makes it useless if you are doing any written communication.

By: Coolness

Coolness — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 02:03:47 +0000

There’s only an available black G1. Where did this person get the gold? I want the gold!

By: Delegator

Delegator — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 13:21:36 +0000

Android looks like a potentially interesting platform, but being in the software business I wouldn’t buy V1 of any new OS. Having the tried and true BB push infrastructure and synchronization, the V2 of Apple’s iPhone and its exchange integration…that’s what business users need/want.

Being tethered to the T-Mobile network is also a weak point for the HTC device. T-Mobile is almost a non-entity here in New Hampshire, where you lose their signal about half a mile off the highway. I need a device that makes me reachable when I’m skiing, traveling, etc. Even AT&T has lots of coverage problems up north, which is why I don’t have an iPhone.

I’m far from the only one who is limited to Verizon for coverage purposes, but maybe HTC will release a CDMA version of this thing once Verizon’s network becomes open in December 2008. More competition for devices is good.

By: Storm Reviews

Storm Reviews — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 11:29:46 +0000

New images of the BlackBerry Storm here!!!! http://www.storm-reviews.co.uk/blackberry-storm-news/exclusive-blackberry-storm-screen-shots

By: WR

WR — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 14:41:58 +0000

I’m looking forward to the BB Storm. I was going to purchase the BB Bold, but I just received a Verizon postcard re: the Storm.

Q - Will the Storm have a trackball?

BTW (and in response to Off Topic), vote for Obama if you want the country to turn around and head in a much better direction then where we’re headed now (and will likely continue under McCain).