Hirdetés
Data transfer, battery
Of course there is 3G and HSDPA support, but for my great sadness there is no WLAN. This is a serious downside. But the browser is not bad, we should use it in landscape view, it zooms in on double-touch, but it can’t zoom out like Opera Mobile or Safari. This is because BlackBerry’s browser won’t see that there are columns, sections and separate elements on the page, so it just simply zooms in where we touch it. It’s still great that it has no waiting time when moving around the page, so we can look around quite fast. It has no Flash, so the only thing Storm could do with YouTube videos was to shrug its shoulders.
Fortunately there is Bluetooth support, it had no problem communicating with a Samsung J770. It’s interesting that it can accept data only if we enable this option, otherwise it will deny the connection. The battery unfortunately won’t provide even part of the legendary standby time that has been characteristic of previous BlackBerry devices. It turned off in two days, and according to my own calculations talk time can be about four hours. But it can charge from a PC and with the supplied USB cable the operating system can see the handset as an external drive.
Summary. It’s completely different than anything before. It’s really unique, it’s a messaging juggler with interesting solutions, it’s a touchscreen postmaster. It’s no dumb phone without the special email service either, but the continuous wave of messages make it feel really good. As for me, I like unique stuff a lot, but I think our relationship would have difficult periods if Storm would be my only mobile device. I see why one can love it; I know what’s really great in it. But this touchscreen is not professional enough, although I can see that they have been trying hard.
It’s the perfect device of unique-maniac businessmen, of touch-focused manager moms and email-dependent tech geeks. It has lots of annoying bugs, but it has style as well. I’ve liked it, but it won’t get an award, as its freaking expensive.
Bog
Translated by Szaszati
BalckBerry 9500 has been provided by XXL GSM.
The handset can be purchased at:
Budapest VI. Jókai tér 6.
Budapest VI. Teréz körút 18.
On-line at www.xxlgsm.hu.
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