producto
11/18/12 8:12 am
My biggest complaints are the horrendous web browsing experience and when blackberry took away the side scroll. The only thing I'll miss is the key pad. Typing fast and error free without looking at the screen.
smarttexan2 Extremism Harms
11/16/12 12:17 pm
I liked the keyboard. I'm getting used to the touch screen as I now have an iPhone for work and personal use. It took a while to adjust to the iPhone for work. It's better though!
blockfisher Clinton, CT
11/16/12 6:30 am
Two major problems: when I have to dial a number that is spelled out, I have to find a land line to reference. Also the voice dial button on the side activates all the time and is extremely annoying. That feature also doesn't work well when I try to use it.
blockfisher Clinton, CT
11/16/12 6:27 am
I said no because I don't own my work phone, which is a blackberry. Worst pos in the world. We can now get iPhones or androids but not until the blackberry dies. Others at work have dropped theirs in the toilet just said they lost it. My conscience won't let me do that. Grrr I hate that brick!
11/16/12 5:15 am
I've never liked blackberries. Some people are addicted but I never liked the keyboard.
anarchy GET OFF MY LAWN
11/16/12 4:36 am
Hahaha. Really? The storm is the phone that set me against bb. My curve was fine, and my world edition was doing things no other phone on the planet could do when I got it. The storm screen SUCKED, and I got sick of having to pull the battery 8x per day when it froze (yes, literally, 8x per day)
anarchy GET OFF MY LAWN
11/16/12 4:34 am
"Crackberry" isn't a derogatory term in the way you seem to be implying. In fact, www.crack berry.com is an RIM fanboy sight. It evolved out of the idea that the earlier blackberrys (like the iPhones of today) were highly addictive and couldn't be out down (like "crack" cocaine). Swing & a miss.
anarchy GET OFF MY LAWN
11/16/12 4:27 am
...I could type twice as fast on my bb keyboard, and the bb OS autocorrect is INFINITELY more intuitive than iOS. BB was a good phone. Without it, iPhone wouldn't exist. They built the modern smartphone market...they just failed to advance and move to a more user friendly UI, & the market ate them.
MekaNeck Kansas City
11/16/12 3:31 am
Had a Blackberry Storm, it was my first touch screen phone. I moved up to an iPhone later, I still like the level of customization I had with my Blackberry versus my iPhone. I love my current phone now, but I will always like my Blackberry.
chickadee
11/16/12 1:54 am
I had a Blackberry Storm. I thought it was great until the first time I used an iPhone, then I hated it.
jonnyk429
11/15/12 9:46 pm
Yes, proudly. For anything outside of web browsing, it was the most productive choice. Wouldn't go back to it though. Rather have all the bells and whistles next-generation phones offer.
stinkypete In the Sky
11/15/12 8:31 pm
I've had quite a few actually. They were great phones before iPhone. One of the few smart phone options before 2007. My work uses them still and I have a blackberry torch 9810. For enterprise email it's great. Military still uses them due to their security ability.
bbelle
11/15/12 8:16 pm
I had a blackberry pearl YEARS ago when they first came out In pink! Blackberry SUCKS! It was a pain to use the internet on it.
tierrem99
11/15/12 7:38 pm
I stay out of the berry patch. Too many prickers. The orchard is where I play :)
- typos courtesy of my iPhone
sara VA
11/15/12 6:57 pm
My mom's employer has provided Blackberries since they first came out, so I have used all of the different generations quite a lot. I hate them. Compared to my iPhone and my dad's Droid, they make it much more difficult to surf the web and I'm always hanging up on people due to button placement.
producto
11/15/12 6:52 pm
I've had a blackberry for 9 or 10 yrs and they have gotten progressively worse over the years. I finally buried my last one when I got iPhone 5. Never going back to blackberry.
asia
11/15/12 5:57 pm
I've still got an un-smart phone. Waiting with baited breath to get the Galaxy Note 2.
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