Blackberry VS iPhone
Jul 26 2007
I will stand by my thoughts that the iPhone, although cool, still does not have what it takes to be the blackberry killer. It does not have the email functions that all of us look for when searching for a mobile device to get email in a timely manner. The upsides are browsing and “maybe” buying, but the jury is still out there.
I have played around with them and I still have decided not to get one. Another ad agency owner I know got one and loved it, for a week. Then he emailed me tonight letting me know that he was going out to get a new blackberry too. This way he could get his emails as he expected them while traveling.

From TechCrunch:
iPhone v. BlackBerry: Side By Side, Two Week Comparison
With the Wi-Fi-equipped BlackBerry 8820 coming soon to an AT&T store near you, business folks around the country will be faced with the decision of switching to the trendy new iPhone or upgrading to a more iPhonesque version of their trusty CrackBerry. To determine whether the grass really is greener on the iPhone side of the fence, we have chronicled the experience of a venture capitalist (who wishes to remain anonymous) who has been using an iPhone and a BlackBerry 8800 side-by-side for the past few weeks. His conclusion: despite the overall attractiveness of the iPhone, it lacks too many vital features to replace the BlackBerry as the corporate weapon of choice.
Published in Behavioral Marketing on Thursday, July 26th, 2007







July 26th, 2007 at 12:08 pm
The iPhone, although prevailing with some amazing technology (touch interface and functionality, iTunes, Mac integration) and a great form factor still do not help the corporate world much. I do like the iPhone, but I find my Windows Mobile device to be a more productive with email and third party applications.
However, they have set a new standard which will shortly impact all mobile equipment for the better.
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I agree Steve James. But waiting for 2nd or 3rd Gen to meet that. I think from the input and slow sales they have had thus far, they know this and will make changes as they always do.