Trying blackberry bold 9930

[o4liberty]

I picked up a new bold from Verizon a few weeks ago and can't decide weather to keep it or go back to my Dinc 2. The phyical keyboard is awesome and as far as navigating around the device its fast. I also like the way you can increase the font size in the phone. But it does not come even close to what a Android device can do! I find my productivity using the bold faster and easier but it lacks apps and the browser still needs some Improvement.

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[johnnyshinta]

ultimately it comes down to what you are looking to get out of the phone. if this is a work phone that needs to be highly efficient in productivity. then go with the bb. the inc 2 has the capability of being a business device but its not really what it was made for.

the bb was made for being a business device

if you are only using this as a personal device definitely go with the inc 2. much more to offer. great camera, great browser, large screen, thousands and thousands of apps, OTA updates, the list goes on

 

[rjcormier]

I picked up a new bold from Verizon a few weeks ago and can't decide weather to keep it or go back to my Dinc 2. The phyical keyboard is awesome and as far as navigating around the device its fast. I also like the way you can increase the font size in the phone. But it does not come even close to what a Android device can do! I find my productivity using the bold faster and easier but it lacks apps and the browser still needs some Improvement.

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If you decide to swap it out I would love to barter for my husband...he wants one. I have a few items or some cash I could throw your way for it.

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[Eighty_3#AC]

Blackberry is bad ass if you only email and text. If you want to play games, Android is the way to go.

 

[elvisgp]

Aaron from phonedog.com said that the big was starting to freeze and lag after a while. Just to warn u if u decide to go with it.
sent from my Droid X, which also eats iPhones.