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Originally Posted by Mystiqueskillz,Nov 30 2008, 07:32 PM
I think the Storm sucks, all the hype for a crappy phone.
I'm actually quite interested in seeing what the next version, or even firmware updates have in store...
I've been using a treo 650 for almost three years and while it's still working just fine, I want to upgrade
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Originally Posted by slightly2ned,Nov 30 2008, 08:43 PM
Curious, based on what criteria is your assessment on?
Basically, I had high expectations because I'm currently with verizon and my contract is over in january and I was hoping this phone will be better than the iphone so I can stick with verizon, but I guess not. Plus I read a lot of reviews, and they say that phone sucks!
Like mentioned in this thread, there is probably a firmware coming out to fix it soon.
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If I am not mistaken, when the iphone first came out - it too was buggy to begin with. Hoping RIM puts out some good updates soon.
Yes, kinetic scrolling is not on the Storm; hoping it will be though.
I like the clicking feature of the screen as it helps avoid false-positive inputs. You can highlight by hovering over the key & execute by pressing in the screen. It's not perfect right now - which again might improve with updates.
For my use, the Storm is better than an iPhone as it can integrate with an Exchange Server/BES better & has support for VPN & other corporate infrastructure protocols/applications.
The iPhone does not integrate well with Exchange & screws up calendaring on the user's mailbox. For a corporate user, I would recommend the Storm over the iPhone. For a general user, not integrating with an Exchange Server/BES; I would recommend the iPhone.
Yes, kinetic scrolling is not on the Storm; hoping it will be though.
I like the clicking feature of the screen as it helps avoid false-positive inputs. You can highlight by hovering over the key & execute by pressing in the screen. It's not perfect right now - which again might improve with updates.
For my use, the Storm is better than an iPhone as it can integrate with an Exchange Server/BES better & has support for VPN & other corporate infrastructure protocols/applications.
The iPhone does not integrate well with Exchange & screws up calendaring on the user's mailbox. For a corporate user, I would recommend the Storm over the iPhone. For a general user, not integrating with an Exchange Server/BES; I would recommend the iPhone.