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Which one do you prefer? Why?
russ_watters said:If the only question is the phone itself, I'd probably say iPhone. I own a Blackberry Storm and though it is good, it isn't as good as the iPhone.
However, by far the best service in my area comes from Verizon, which doesn't sell the iPhone, so I didn't really consider getting one. No matter how good it is, it isn't worth switching.
Why aren't you considering the other direct competitor, the new droid?
Couldn't have said it better myself! Only way to tell if you're looking at getting one is to go to a store and play with one of each for about an hour and get a feel for them.tmyer2107 said:It really comes down to personal preference
tmyer2107 said:[...] if you hate typing on a touch screen the iPhone isn't for you.
Ben Niehoff said:(requires a $100/mo data plan!)
tmyer2107 said:And the Verizon network is by far better than AT&T so if you have the choice, go with the Droid.
Kronos5253 said:That's not ENTIRELY true... Chances are you might not like it, but the iPhone doesn't have the same type of touchscreen as most other phones. It's actually heat sensitive which makes it incredibly accurate. The only downfall to that is that you can't use something like a stylus or your fingernail on the screen. But the experience is completely different from most other touchscreen phones, and it makes it a lot easier to use.
The main differences between an iPhone and a Blackberry are the operating systems, design, and features. The iPhone runs on iOS and has a touchscreen design, while Blackberry devices typically have a physical keyboard and run on their own operating system. iPhones also tend to have more advanced features, such as facial recognition and a larger app store, while Blackberry devices are known for their strong security features.
The battery life of a phone depends on the specific model and usage, so it is difficult to say which one has a longer battery life. However, generally speaking, Blackberry devices tend to have a longer battery life than iPhones. This is due to Blackberry's focus on efficiency and optimization for business use.
Both the iPhone and Blackberry have features that make them suitable for business use. However, Blackberry devices have a reputation for being more business-oriented due to their strong security features, physical keyboard, and efficient design. iPhones also have features that can benefit businesses, such as a larger app store and advanced communication tools.
iPhones are known for having high-quality cameras, with each new model often improving on the previous one. Blackberry devices typically have decent cameras, but they are not as advanced as iPhones. However, this may not be a significant factor for those who primarily use their phone for business purposes.
Again, the cost of a phone depends on the specific model and any deals or promotions. However, iPhones tend to be more expensive than Blackberry devices. This is due to their advanced features, design, and strong brand recognition. Blackberry devices are generally more affordable and can be a good option for those on a budget.