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I ordered 3 BB Tours. One for me, one for the wife and another to unlock and sell to pay for the other 2 lol. I plan on keeping my TP and using both side-by-side. It'll be interesting to see which I will use more. Hands down, I allready know all the email will be done on the BB (hard to run 8 email accounts on the TP without it blowing up without PUSH), probably SMS too but I like the threaded SMS on the TP. Web browsing will almost certainly be done on the TP, depending on how the BB 4.7(?) browser stands up. I will have to see which one I put on my primary line for making calls. Maybe the BB because of it's size, I dunno yet. While I am not willing to give up my TP and WinMo in general, I believe my Tour will get more than its fair share of my love and devotion
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Why is the BB better for email?
My TP does fine with my work email w/exchange...when I get emails I see them on my phone a good 10secs before the pop up in outlook. just curious. never used a BB cause of the plans u had to get with them. |
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Because BB offers push email for all email services. You have an exchange server which "pushes" email to your phone. But if you wanted your hotmail, isp email etc, using that standard email client, pocket outlook, would be no better that using outlook on your PC (non exchange) where you gotta tell it how often to check email. The problem with a PDAs is battery life. do you have pocket outlook check every 2 minutes and get emails in near real time, or set it to 30+ min to save your battery. There are services that offer push to WinMo devices but the blackberry comes with it. It is simply easier to consolidate/configure email services, including exchange email (assuming your exchange server has web access) on a bb than it is on a winmo device. Hands down, except for exchange, WinMo will never be better than BB for email. Maybe I shouldn't say never, but you get the idea. FYI, depending on your carrier, the data plans for bb are the same as for PDAs, at least on VZW.
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Interesting....kinda vague. Could you expand a little. What exactly could the BBs not keep up with? and which BBs are you coparing to whichWinMo devices? |
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100% agree i have frozen my friends bb because i had to wait for the webpage to load and i kept scrolling down while it was still loading and it froze HAHA
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If I dont see the HTC hD come out fairly soon... And with soon, I mean before the year end, I will get a BB TOur.... I upgraded my Curve to a TP this April and I can personally tell you that Blackberries are way more stable and reliable. Sure its more basic and has half of the features of a wm device. But then again its only a phone.
I miss great reception and awesome battery life from a Blackberry. But, its all about the internal hardware of these new phones. The tour is packing a 528mhz cpu. For a BB, that is monsterous. Compared to the curves 312 mhz. The only way I would wait and choose the HD over the Tour is if they upgrade the CPU on it (hopefully 1GBmhz). The TP2 is still gonna bring the same old crappy MSM7201A we are runnning now. So where is the upgrade on that??? I see a more sophisticated and capable phone in the TP2 with the same speed of a Touch pro1. Definately some reason for concern.....
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