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Joe I hope you stick around and stay with an android device.
Are you?
Are you going to another os?
Are you?
Are you going to another os?
As others have found from experience after three-four days the battery life substantially improves. The first few days were horrid for me but now I can make it through an entire day without plugging up. With the same amount of usage on my Storm, Storm 2 and Droid 2 it required me to have multiple batteries. The only benefits I see the bb having are push facebook notifications,bbm and I personally loved the surepress screen. Everything else is like comparing a Corvette Z06 to a Chevy Cruze.. Give it a second shot you'll appreciate it soon enough
this TB is like an expensive italian sports car. it has tons of capabilities but you cant use it . i have been on these forums for hours and i have read every page of the 400 page manualto try to learn how to maximize the battery so that i could get through even half a day. there is only one way . shut it off . like completely . take out the battery . then at the end of half a day put the battery back in . thats it no other way . i know there will be folks on this forum that will fry me for this . ok but here is the thing. a consumer device should not require all this messing around . most of us would not put up with this with any of our other things ,not any thing. what i really think is that the TB is probably ok in and of itself . i think that for whatever reason it was loaded with such a large amount of crap that the average user using average usage with an average amount of intelligence simply can not make this work
just reactivated my BBstorm 2 ahhh feels so good to not hate my phone
Yeah, the FB notifications are about the only thing that I think BlackBerry does better than just about anyone. It's really the only think I miss about the Storm. I'm even over surepress. I loved it at the time, but it really wasn't that difficult to transition for me.
The Thunderbolt is very easy as far as typing but for me the Droid 2 was a b****.... I hated the touch screen and I wasn't fond of the physical keyboard either... I had the Droid 2 for roughly 5 months and still was cumbersome on it. I am already typing fast on the bolt
I played with a Thunderbolt today just to try make up my mind if I wanted one. It felt like a cheap piece if plastic garbage. I would be scared to take it on a jobsite. I will stick with a Blackberry also.
It doesn't feel any cheaper than the Storm (which I had for 2 years and 4 months) and my wife had a Pearl and that felt like I could crush it in my hand.
With my Italian Thunderbolt expensive car I have been able to use all its capabilities with no problems at all.