Blackberry allows customers to compare up to five models [ 15 ] of phones. BlackBerry also offers a store locator [ 16 ] for finding local locations to purchase phones and usage plans.
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Health Energy Environment. YouTube Instagram Adobe. Kickstarter Tumblr Art Club. Film TV Games. After seeing first hand what the iPhone can do, the argument is definitely a valid one. The benefits, however, of a large touchscreen when doing everything but typing are undeniable. Give me a large touchscreen that makes viewing email, web browsing, making calls, looking at pictures, etc.
Give me a slide-out keyboard for those times when I need to bang out a lengthy email. The device becomes too cumbersome, the balance is all out of wack. I want access to my berrry as soon as I look at it. Not sold on doing the extra work to get to my keyboard. No touchscreens and no sliders. On a side note, yesterday as I walked through teh streets of NYC, I saw some girl drop her iPhone…hard on teh concrete.
The phone landed face down. I really would have liked to have seen how it functioned afterwards, or if the face suffered many scratches. Which is why I do not want a touchscreen. My only gripe about a slider would be weight and thickness. I want the added screen real estate and without making the device much larger or the KB too small, the KB has to be a slide or flip-out design. LOL the picture is a windows smartphone. If you at the picture you can see the Windows Logo on the slide out as well as the menu keys on the front.
Too big and too thick! I would really really like to see a touchpad style BB that could realistically trounce the iPhone. If it was a big, thick device then I do not want it. I have no issue with Rim coming out with a device like this as along as it is an additional unit and they continue to make devices like the that I currently carry. Some users might like a slide out keyboard design and some would not.
No reason why both can not exist. Mark, no one said that was the real thing. Its a photochop speculating what it could look similar to. The key would be in the execution of the design. So far the slider smartphones have not been so impressive; they are big and clunky, the sliding mechanism often breaks, and what you end up with is not the best of both worlds, but the worst.
Ironically, if anyone could get the design right, it would probably be Apple.
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