Apple takes on BlackBerry for business users

re: Apple takes on BlackBerry for business users

anthony — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 18:05:43 GMT

i think iphone sucks, the wireless plans created for it (at least in mexico) suck!!! and for what i heard in the US too... the price that apple published for the iphone are not the real prices here in mexico, it's around $780-$950USD depending on the wireless contract (FOR 24mos!!!!) and 8GB or 16GB phone..

re: Apple takes on BlackBerry for business users

KUl — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 08:45:02 GMT

Iphone will rule. At $200, it i no brainer. music, web, phone plus MS Exchange Application. What else do you want.

re: Apple takes on BlackBerry for business users

GLK — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 02:17:29 GMT

Bottom Line: More "Consumer" than "Enterprise" customers.

The End.

re: Apple takes on BlackBerry for business users

Dr. Kondrek — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 02:15:01 GMT

iPhone!

"The End".

re: Apple takes on BlackBerry for business users

Jason — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 17:29:20 GMT

As a medical student and now a working intern, I've used both the iPhone and BB, and I have to say that as a gadget I like iPhone better... but for work I can't trade in my BB, period. iPhone only teams up with one company (AT&T, O2) and that just sucks, because usually they overcharge the fees and they have the worst customer care ever. Not to mention that iPhone is big and chunky, and... well, a lot of people view the iPhone as a teenage boom thing, and it doesn't really command respect at the moment. Blackberry doesn't have too much stuff loaded on it so it's easy to handle, and has the basic features that are required - e-mail, e.t.c. No, I don't need a screen that twirls (you know what I mean) or plays music or tells me the meaning of life, all I need is a simple cell phone which handles e-mails, has QWERTY, and doesn't take up my entire white coat pocket.

re: Apple takes on BlackBerry for business users

Darrell — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 01:12:00 GMT

Bought 3 I-Phones this past Christmas for me & the kids. Just recently swapped them out for the BlackBerry Curve. The I-Phone was overpriced for what it promised. You can't bluetooth most things, ringtones, etc. You are stuck to Apples I-Tunes only. Touchpad is too sensitive. You spend a lot of time trying to get to where you want because of the sensitivity. My car has the ability to plug in IPODS and play it through the factory installed stereo. It works with an IPOD, but not the IPhone. It doesn't accept the IPhone. Of course the IPhone has some nice features, but overall, we three have far moreso lliked the BlackBerry Curve since we got them. And it does as much if not more than the IPhone.

re: Apple takes on BlackBerry for business users

patrick campbell — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 05:52:29 GMT

the iphone's email key pad can be made bigger by turning the phone. so the size of the of the keys cannot be a problem anymore..

re: Apple takes on BlackBerry for business users

steven — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 00:54:45 GMT

have no problem with volume.I think its the best sounding phone.Ive had them all.

one nice thing it doesnt have viruses and doesnt shut its self down every 5 mins

when you have an important call like the palm treo.much easier to type also once you get used to it,palm treo and bb are stone tablets compared to iphone

re: Apple takes on BlackBerry for business users

Cee Jay — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 13:17:17 GMT

Love my Iphone. Keyboard is much easier than the BB. Corporate e-mail would make this a great phone. Would be nice if you could plug the phone

into speaker systems/car radios like the Ipods. I'll buy the new one when it comes out!

re: Apple takes on BlackBerry for business users

Reynaldo — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 01:28:30 GMT

I would love to getr te I phone. I am however stuck on Verizon. I wish that they carried the I phone. It would be nice