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02-22-2008, 07:12 PM
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 |  treo vs blackberry i been hearing some good things about the blackberry. and was wondering what the other side has to say i was thing about giving up my 700wx?  any pros or cons that you guys know of heard about the blackberry. |
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02-23-2008, 07:31 PM
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| My company may be forcing BB on us. I'll let you know what mine is like. Almost hate to do it. A friend of mine, went from Treo to BB and hated that there was not touch screen. I was funny in the beginning watching him hit the screen with foul language. Target
__________________ Target Using a Cingular Treo 650-2.0GB card. Primary Apps: zLanucher, Palm Bible, Docs to Go 8.0, Versamail (3 accounts), GlimmerMail (for my Hotmail account) Back Up Buddy, TCPMP, Butler, Volume Care & standard apps. |
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03-02-2008, 06:35 PM
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| The blackberry system has gone down twice in the past year. In addition the blackberry does not have a touch screen like the Treo. I would wait for WM6 which I believe will be much more stable than WM5. |
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| I have used several different blackberrys over the years. It is a great phone, if you like email. Like the others have stated, there is no touch screen (I don't think the current Curve has one either but am not sure). I loved getting email almost immediately on the BB but after a couple of years it became tiring. I like the 700wx right now. It does what I need and I don't have email bombarding me all the time. ***One last thing I forgot to mention is that the 700wx has the absolute best reception of any phone I have ever used (and I have used a lot). Nothing beats this phone for reception. Quote:
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03-06-2008, 11:13 PM
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| I've been a Treo user since the day the 600 was first released. I waded through the product's instability and growing pains because it was the most workable solution on the market, and eventually because it was rock solid (though it did need the occasional reboot). I was very, very happy with the Treo, and have been waiting for the new 680 or 750 (preferred because of its UMTS high-speed network, though strongly disfavored because the initial version will be on Windows). |
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