Comments on: Blackberry Storm vs. iPhone: Similar Experience or Disaster? http://dalelarson.com/2008/11/blackberry-storm-vs-iphone-similar-experience-or-disaster.html Adventures in Startups: Business, Leadership, Technology and Marketing Sat, 07 May 2011 18:50:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: autos clasicos http://dalelarson.com/2008/11/blackberry-storm-vs-iphone-similar-experience-or-disaster.html/comment-page-1#comment-706 autos clasicos Tue, 27 Jan 2009 16:35:37 +0000 http://dalelarson.com/?p=166#comment-706 Iphone is better in my opinion Iphone is better in my opinion

]]> By: vicious_kind http://dalelarson.com/2008/11/blackberry-storm-vs-iphone-similar-experience-or-disaster.html/comment-page-1#comment-72 vicious_kind Tue, 25 Nov 2008 17:05:11 +0000 http://dalelarson.com/?p=166#comment-72 I wonder more about the speed and coverage Vs. the iPhone. I mean I lurve my phone, but half the house is off limits because I get no reception. I wonder more about the speed and coverage Vs. the iPhone. I mean I lurve my phone, but half the house is off limits because I get no reception.

]]> By: vicious_kind http://dalelarson.com/2008/11/blackberry-storm-vs-iphone-similar-experience-or-disaster.html/comment-page-1#comment-23338 vicious_kind Tue, 25 Nov 2008 17:05:00 +0000 http://dalelarson.com/?p=166#comment-23338 I wonder more about the speed and coverage Vs. the iPhone. I mean I lurve my phone, but half the house is off limits because I get no reception. I wonder more about the speed and coverage Vs. the iPhone. I mean I lurve my phone, but half the house is off limits because I get no reception.

]]> By: Chris Andrew http://dalelarson.com/2008/11/blackberry-storm-vs-iphone-similar-experience-or-disaster.html/comment-page-1#comment-69 Chris Andrew Tue, 25 Nov 2008 05:14:34 +0000 http://dalelarson.com/?p=166#comment-69 Great post, now if I can get my family and friends to switch to AT&T so I can grab an iphone. Thanks for a sweet product comparison. Great post, now if I can get my family and friends to switch to AT&T so I can grab an iphone. Thanks for a sweet product comparison.

]]> By: Chris Andrew http://dalelarson.com/2008/11/blackberry-storm-vs-iphone-similar-experience-or-disaster.html/comment-page-1#comment-23337 Chris Andrew Tue, 25 Nov 2008 05:14:00 +0000 http://dalelarson.com/?p=166#comment-23337 Great post, now if I can get my family and friends to switch to AT&T so I can grab an iphone. Thanks for a sweet product comparison. Great post, now if I can get my family and friends to switch to AT&T so I can grab an iphone. Thanks for a sweet product comparison.

]]> By: James http://dalelarson.com/2008/11/blackberry-storm-vs-iphone-similar-experience-or-disaster.html/comment-page-1#comment-49 James Thu, 20 Nov 2008 23:13:45 +0000 http://dalelarson.com/?p=166#comment-49 Interesting that you chose to focus on just the negative reviews and not balance it out with quotes from some of the glowing and positive reviews of the Storm. From the website i linked... " So how did RIM do with the on-screen keyboard? Very, very well. The Storm screen can be likened to the new MacBook trackpad in that the entire screen is a big button. This means when you press a key on the keyboard or a menu item you hear and feel a click just like pushing a real button. This provides a level of tactile feedback when typing on the screen never before experienced on another device. The button clicking means you can ramp up your typing speed pretty quickly and typing on the Storm feels a lot like typing on a "real" keyboard. The SurePress technology as RIM calls it is simply stunning in its performance." Interesting that you chose to focus on just the negative reviews and not balance it out with quotes from some of the glowing and positive reviews of the Storm.

From the website i linked…
” So how did RIM do with the on-screen keyboard? Very, very well. The Storm screen can be likened to the new MacBook trackpad in that the entire screen is a big button. This means when you press a key on the keyboard or a menu item you hear and feel a click just like pushing a real button. This provides a level of tactile feedback when typing on the screen never before experienced on another device. The button clicking means you can ramp up your typing speed pretty quickly and typing on the Storm feels a lot like typing on a “real” keyboard. The SurePress technology as RIM calls it is simply stunning in its performance.”

]]> By: James http://dalelarson.com/2008/11/blackberry-storm-vs-iphone-similar-experience-or-disaster.html/comment-page-1#comment-23336 James Thu, 20 Nov 2008 23:13:00 +0000 http://dalelarson.com/?p=166#comment-23336 Interesting that you chose to focus on just the negative reviews and not balance it out with quotes from some of the glowing and positive reviews of the Storm. From the website i linked... " So how did RIM do with the on-screen keyboard? Very, very well. The Storm screen can be likened to the new MacBook trackpad in that the entire screen is a big button. This means when you press a key on the keyboard or a menu item you hear and feel a click just like pushing a real button. This provides a level of tactile feedback when typing on the screen never before experienced on another device. The button clicking means you can ramp up your typing speed pretty quickly and typing on the Storm feels a lot like typing on a "real" keyboard. The SurePress technology as RIM calls it is simply stunning in its performance." Interesting that you chose to focus on just the negative reviews and not balance it out with quotes from some of the glowing and positive reviews of the Storm.

From the website i linked…
” So how did RIM do with the on-screen keyboard? Very, very well. The Storm screen can be likened to the new MacBook trackpad in that the entire screen is a big button. This means when you press a key on the keyboard or a menu item you hear and feel a click just like pushing a real button. This provides a level of tactile feedback when typing on the screen never before experienced on another device. The button clicking means you can ramp up your typing speed pretty quickly and typing on the Storm feels a lot like typing on a “real” keyboard. The SurePress technology as RIM calls it is simply stunning in its performance.”

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