BlackBerry Torch 9850
Top message: Date by stephperrone1
Replying to: Re: Date by HawkeyeOC
Re: Date
There's a remedy for that. Don't drop the phone! There's two negatives with the Iphone. Unless your tethered to an AC outlet, the option to drop in a new battery is not part of their vocabulary.
Amazing! If your outdoors with a depleted power source, your basically S...Outta Luck! That's a game breaker for me even though RIMJOB's 12 minute reboot is enough to cause ya to drop the device...on purpose!
Oh that pushed email! I'd be Droiding and browsing on that 4.3" screen if it wasn't for the one feature that keeps me prisoner to BB.
This 9850 is a glorified Storm and the OS7 will join Palm handsets the day the first promotion goes out for QNX. Plastic Screen? the weight differential between the 9550 & the 9850 is less than an ounce. I never needed a gym workout to carry my glass-laden Storm2.
Now if Iphone wakes up and comes out with that replaceable power source, a screen to match the Android Hardware, and a pushed email client, they just might control 90% of the market as compared to RIM's, what 3%? (if they're lucky)!
There will be a day when someone decides to obsolete all this currently released crapware and put all the thoughtful stuff into one package. Until then, I have to hope my Drip2 at least powers up
Amazing! If your outdoors with a depleted power source, your basically S...Outta Luck! That's a game breaker for me even though RIMJOB's 12 minute reboot is enough to cause ya to drop the device...on purpose!
Oh that pushed email! I'd be Droiding and browsing on that 4.3" screen if it wasn't for the one feature that keeps me prisoner to BB.
This 9850 is a glorified Storm and the OS7 will join Palm handsets the day the first promotion goes out for QNX. Plastic Screen? the weight differential between the 9550 & the 9850 is less than an ounce. I never needed a gym workout to carry my glass-laden Storm2.
Now if Iphone wakes up and comes out with that replaceable power source, a screen to match the Android Hardware, and a pushed email client, they just might control 90% of the market as compared to RIM's, what 3%? (if they're lucky)!
There will be a day when someone decides to obsolete all this currently released crapware and put all the thoughtful stuff into one package. Until then, I have to hope my Drip2 at least powers up
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