iPhone Vs. Blackberry Curve

[durkadurka]

The Curve is a superior device.

The only thing the iPhone has that the Curve could benefit from is the browser.

Other than that the email on the iPhone is awful and the keyboard overall is a lot less accurate.

[acosmichippo]

Originally Posted by durkadurka

The only thing the iPhone has that the Curve could benefit from is the browser.

the ONLY thing? i think i can come up with a couple more...

[scandalex]

Originally Posted by East Bay Outlaw

I need your help forum! Whats advantages does the iPhone have over the blackberry? I have 26 days left to return this phone and want to feel confident I have the right phone for the job!

Thanks,
Mark

No you don't. The iPhone must be returned within 14 days. I'm surprised no one caught that in your post.

[acosmichippo]

i saw that but wasn't completely sure of the details... is there a restocking fee at all?

[JoeT]

10% according to the AT&T store.

[scandalex]

Originally Posted by JoeT

10% according to the AT&T store.

I'm curious to know what Apple/AT&T do with returned iPhones.
Do they repackage and sell them at full price again as though they'd never been purchased before?

[kotsos]

Originally Posted by miketl

hey bud,

i have the SMSD application and all it does for me is ables me to delete individual sms's rather than deleting a whole conversation.

I'm i missing something?
how are you able to send multiple messages with this app

thanks

miketl,

If you look closely, there is an icon on the bottom left of the screen. If you touch on the icon, it takes you to the "write a new message" screen. On that screen you can write an sms message but if you notice on the top when you have to choose the sms receiver contact, there is a plus "+" button that if you press it allows you to choose more than one contact. I hope this helps.

[acosmichippo]

Originally Posted by scandalex

I'm curious to know what Apple/AT&T do with returned iPhones.
Do they repackage and sell them at full price again as though they'd never been purchased before?

they probably become refurbished phones... hence the restocking fee.

[sl0ppyshat]

first determine your needs.

If you text message alot , email and have a need for MMS. Get the curve.
The curve is a nice device and has built in GPS.

If you need an all around entertainment device then stick with the Iphone.

IMHO... Iphone 2 is around the corner. and like what a few members have stated, might as well wait to see if you issues are addressed by that time.

i agree with durkadurka, the Curve is a nice device. I have an iphone myself cause i commute daily to the city and didnt want to have multiple devices in my pockets.

So just determine what your true needs are and pick the device that best suits them

[KNK]

Originally Posted by East Bay Outlaw

OK, well it was an easy battle in the AT&T store when the rep suggested I get an iPhone over the Blackberry Curve. When I asked what phone she had, she had the Curve (go figure). She told me that she got her phone for really cheap and that they were not allowed to have an iPhone (whoa?).

Mark

This is exactly what I said in another thread this past week, and everyone said I was nuts!! So there folks read it again.

Thanks Mark