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What's Better: BlackBerry or iPhone?

Hey J. Laze
Didn't you have to register to comment... I did? Just by posting this article ...Wayne put himself out there as at least an authority if not an expert... He deserves everything he gets if he insists on producing uneducated spew... You're right in stating that Apple enthusiasts are a bit sensitive to people slamming the obviously superior product line... But your calling passionate people idiotic also pushes a certain level of decency.

What's Better: BlackBerry or iPhone?

Wayne...
C'mon man... You should have at least researched your story before leaping in front of the locomotive that is Apple users offended by inaccurate drivel... Why do we see this over and over? Some uninformed hack will try to make a name for himself by denigrating a product that the market has proven to be a winner by repeating tired and unfounded old wives tales likely put out by the desperate competition. And ends up getting his head handed to him by what history has proven time and time again to be the most passionate and well informed (about their product) users in the world... What reasonably informed person doesn't know that the iPhone has the highest satisfaction ratings out there?... Do you think that anyone paying >$300 for their unit and getting delicate junk is not screaming blue bloody murder? And your pseudo - quasi -pretentious use of the so, so last year's "Brickberry" and "Crackberry" mark you as a poser who is in it for the show of it... Anyone who's used an iPhone for more than 48 hours and doesn't get the implications of the web experience on handset computing is suffering from a true deficit of cognitive function.... How many IT folks out there are getting steamrolled into finding a way to make the iPhone work for enterprise because the bigwigs at the top are finding it the right thing to make them more productive? Nothing against earning your pay man... But at least give your corporate masters their money's worth.

Wanted, Dead or Alive: The iPhone Killer

The iphone will continue to be the 1st choice item in smart phones due to the same reason the ipod dominates music players... hardware & software integration. The only thing holding the iphone back from taking out BB is AT&T... Lots of folks look at it and want it but don't want to be stuck with AT&T... By the time some company comes out with real competition for the current model... Apple will be bringing out the next innovation... a la ipod. I suspect that there will be a major bump in iphone sales as soon as AT&T's exclusivity is gone... It's also a good bet that the other carriers are making plans to tweak their networks to meet Apple's specs in order to serve iphone customers ASAP when the time comes.

iPhone Browsing Market Share Shows Importance of Usability

What does SAP know that you don't? I suspect that there are lots and lots of CEO's poking their IT crews in the eye about making their iPhones work in the corporate environment. SAP smells the pot boiling and they know that "dinner will soon be served." iPhones and iPhone like devices are the wave of the future and usage will (is) grow exponentially. I've personally brought over 22 people to the mac os experience just this year. And they all very largely sold themselves... Now multiply me by 50,000...