BlackBerry caveman sees fire for the first time -fawns over BlackBerry Storm 9550′s new screen technology

Posted on 23 August 2009 by


YouTube Preview ImageIs it just me or does this BlackBerry Storm 9950 comparison video seem to overplay the screen improvements just a tad. Like a caveman seeing fire for the first time the reviewer spends nearly all of the 8 minute video fawning over how much better the new BlackBerry 9550 screen is because there’s no more need to push twice to register a keystroke. Another way of looking at this is the original BlackBerry Storm push screen was so awful anything would be an improvement.

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  • mchinsky

    I agree with you, Unless this is some revolutionary new technology that makes typing on a screen much better, I’m not seeing this. It still has the ancient BB OS as well so it’s no iphone killer.

    Since iphone wen’t landscape for all messaging apps, it’s really closed the texting gap.

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  • Dan Cohen

    I like the high-tech labeling in the video… very cool. :)

  • http://www.s-consult.com/index.php Wayne Schulz

    Congrats to the video maker to minimizing the use of comparisons to iPhone screen.





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