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Yep. Even with a case I still know what is underneath. I have an Otterbox as well but it's ridiculously large and impracticable for everyday use for most people. I'll slap mine on when I go hunting, etc, but other than that it'll be in a Seidio. Yes, these new phones are a bit on the...

That's great as long as you don't mind pebble blue or white, which was never in fashion no matter how badly people wanted it to be. Sorry, but when I saw that the only option was pebble blue I didn't even bother looking at the specs of this phone. But that's just me. ;) BTW, my current phone...

You can manually load it right now since an unofficial version was leaked yesterday. HTC took it down and they are advising to wait, and I think I'll do that, but the update file is out there if you look for it on various websites. It's only a few more days and I'd rather put the official...

RIM's response to Jim Jones, errrrrr, I mean Steve Jobs. "Apple's attempt to draw RIM into Apple's self-made debacle is unacceptable. Apple's claims about RIM products appear to be deliberate attempts to distort the public's understanding of an antenna design issue and to deflect attention...

Lovin' my EVO and the signal strength is great....no matter how I hold it. :D OK, that was a low blow, especially when you can't even ditch your brick and get an EVO since it's on backorder. I'd keep looking around. I've heard they are out there but only for new subs. A guy I know picked up...

I'd have to agree with the battery conditioning theory. I've had three new Blackberry's (work and personal) that have all had poor battery performance the first few days after regular charging. After those first few days of use and charging the batteries became more than sufficient to get...

The EVO is loaded up with features except for one.....a physical keyboard. That will be a tough sell for me but it's still worth a look when it's released.

Screw the Nexus, check out the HTC EVO that was unveiled today!

We have similar conditions on the BB phones we use at work with a few differences: The password is only four characters and doesn't require any special symbols or other syntax. We have a limit of 10 incorrect password entries before it is formatted. It will give you a warning message when you...

If you can wait get the 9650 which will be coming out shortly. It was originally referred to as the Tour 2, but now they are dropping that and just going with the Bold 9650 designation. It will have Wi-Fi and a trackpad in lieu of the junky trackball. I have the 9630 and the trackball is no...

It'll be interesting to see how the Thunder compares to the iphoney.

Ha. Yeah, the Curve is still new to me, so I figured I'd save the nuking for a later date. :D

Can't you put the 4.5 beta on your phone? Many people are loading 4.5 on their Curves right now. I'm waiting a bit to let it all shake out.

Not really. You'll become quite familiar with the small reset hole on the bottom of the 6800 handset. We've got a half-dozen of the 6800's around here at work and they all come to me for help. Now that they know how to do the reset I get a lot less visits to my office. :D

Curious minds would like to know.....

I picked up my first Blackberry last month (Curve 8330) and enjoy the heck out of it. I can't say what the learning curve is from the Palm to his device, but I think you'll catch on pretty quick. After you learn some of the keyboard shortcuts and where everything is at (which didn't take me...

SERO is dead as of last night.

I'm west of the Cities about 50 miles. I don't know about the Rev A map either. I noticed the coverage map on their site the other day and I'm in one of the Sprint Mobile Broadband Network "zones". I believe the Rev A speeds were enabled for the Mogul after the last OS update. I think there...

I'm on Sprint which has EVDO Rev 0. I don't tether so personally it doesn't bother me. The overall agility of operating the device makes up for it. :D JAG72 - BlackBerry was rolling out some new updates last week and others had reported a slow data connection too, but since the update was...

HTML email coming to a BlackBerry near you! Rolling out now or in the near future depending on your carrier. :)

One other item of interest I noticed is the battery life of the BB which is phenomenal. The 6700 was horrible and the Mogul battery life was improved (seemed even better after the OS update) but still lacking when compared to the Curve.

It depends on the mail service. The BIS is included in the data plan. If you wish to connect to a business mail server than you need the BES plan, which you are correct, is more money. Mine is for personal use so I just have the standard data plan which includes the BIS service. I haven't...

That's interesting. I feel like I've just been set free! I had my doubts about the trackball, but the positive input trumps the touchscreen by a mile. I just can't get over how integrated all the applications are on the BB which makes it a breeze to operate. The BB performs and handles like...

I just wanted to follow up to this and mention that I went with a Blackberry Curve 8330 and cannot put the thing down. It is so much easier to navigate and use than the Mogul that I have for work, and frankly it blows it out of the water. Everything from contacts, calendar, messaging, web...

Thanks for the quick responses thus far. I've had the Mogul since they were released along with the version before the Mogul, and they are just too clunky for everyday use and not real user friendly when it comes down to it. Having to use the stylus is the biggest negative for me, and...