BlackBerry Tour 9630
so impressed..
Our blackberry rep came into our store the other day and he was showing us this new gadget and the screen was the best i had ever seen on a phone. It wasnt a live phone, but it had a video clip on it of star trek and it was like i was in a movie theater... 1080p.. phenomial. Also it was so fast between screens and so smooth. The size is perfect. and Im not here to stir the pot between whos will be better (sprint/verizon) but the verizon OS is gonna make it look so ugly.. but we'll see sunday.
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Verizon does not install their own operating system on smart phones. The OS is only installed on "dumbphones."
They haven't installed the OS on smartphones for as long as I can remember
https://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=673 »
didn't use a verizon ui, and that's from 5 years ago.
The verizon blackberry will run blackberry OS as well.
They haven't installed the OS on smartphones for as long as I can remember
https://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=673 »
didn't use a verizon ui, and that's from 5 years ago.
The verizon blackberry will run blackberry OS as well.
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It's the same resolution that the Curve 8900 has, so yeah it's pretty much the most gorgeous screen ever!
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and that is your choice. but don't continue to spread misinformation.
As for me, the only carriers that work well around here (national ones) are ATT and Verizon. Verizon is the only 3g.
As for me, the only carriers that work well around here (national ones) are ATT and Verizon. Verizon is the only 3g.
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I;m a rep so it's not bad at all.
But I don't have a landline, so that would be the cost difference right there even if I was paying full retail pricing for the plans. If I didn't have the employee plan, I would only need the 450 plan with verizon, where I'd prolly need the unlimited plan with Sprint (Most of my family is verizon) so while your unlimited plans are cheaper, they're more expensive than what I need.
As I said before, there is no single carrier that is perfect for everyone.
But I don't have a landline, so that would be the cost difference right there even if I was paying full retail pricing for the plans. If I didn't have the employee plan, I would only need the 450 plan with verizon, where I'd prolly need the unlimited plan with Sprint (Most of my family is verizon) so while your unlimited plans are cheaper, they're more expensive than what I need.
As I said before, there is no single carrier that is perfect for everyone.
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