Comments on: Blackberry Curve Pro http://bomega.com/2007/06/06/blackberry-curve-pro/ Internet Entrepreneur, Public Speaker, Blogger Thu, 04 Dec 2008 01:48:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Blackberry Curve Themes Free http://bomega.com/2007/06/06/blackberry-curve-pro/#comment-10385 Blackberry Curve Themes Free Mon, 20 Oct 2008 23:48:53 +0000 http://www.bomega.com/2007/06/06/blackberry-curve-pro/#comment-10385 I am going to guess they are going to add wifi! I am going to guess they are going to add wifi!

]]> By: Florian SEROUSSI http://bomega.com/2007/06/06/blackberry-curve-pro/#comment-9014 Florian SEROUSSI Wed, 06 Jun 2007 18:30:07 +0000 http://www.bomega.com/2007/06/06/blackberry-curve-pro/#comment-9014 Just ordered a brand new unlocked BlackBerry Curve. I guess it's an AT&T unlocked. I expect so much from this phone. I hope the next BB will have: - Touch-screen - 3G - 5MP camera - Office Suite integrated - Wi-Fi - Voip Client (like the new N95). Let's see if RIM can make the best ever smartphone. Florian SEROUSSI Just ordered a brand new unlocked BlackBerry Curve. I guess it’s an AT&T unlocked. I expect so much from this phone.
I hope the next BB will have:
- Touch-screen
- 3G
- 5MP camera
- Office Suite integrated
- Wi-Fi
- Voip Client (like the new N95).

Let’s see if RIM can make the best ever smartphone.

Florian SEROUSSI

]]> By: Johan Schaap http://bomega.com/2007/06/06/blackberry-curve-pro/#comment-9013 Johan Schaap Wed, 06 Jun 2007 13:08:48 +0000 http://www.bomega.com/2007/06/06/blackberry-curve-pro/#comment-9013 I have the BlackBerry Pearl from Vodafone as you know and I have been a customer at Vodafone for a few years now. During those years I never got any new or better hardware. Sometimes Vodafone changed the looks of the telephone (like the Sony Ericsson K600 which Vodafone had as the V600), but the phone was pretty much the same. So I can't really think of any hardware. What I CAN imagine, is that they add a lot of their own software and remove or disable standard, nice or helpful functionality again. Just to make sure you use the crappy Vodafone Live webbrowser for instance instead for example Opera Mini. And hide the internet settings to keep their walled garden in tact. (If you want to install your own software on your BlackBerry using Vodafone in The Netherlands you need to change the APN settings to office.vodafone.nl, username vodafone, password vodafone) So, I am looking forward to what they are going to surprise us with. But I don't have much hope for something really great. I have the BlackBerry Pearl from Vodafone as you know and I have been a customer at Vodafone for a few years now. During those years I never got any new or better hardware. Sometimes Vodafone changed the looks of the telephone (like the Sony Ericsson K600 which Vodafone had as the V600), but the phone was pretty much the same. So I can’t really think of any hardware.

What I CAN imagine, is that they add a lot of their own software and remove or disable standard, nice or helpful functionality again. Just to make sure you use the crappy Vodafone Live webbrowser for instance instead for example Opera Mini.
And hide the internet settings to keep their walled garden in tact. (If you want to install your own software on your BlackBerry using Vodafone in The Netherlands you need to change the APN settings to office.vodafone.nl, username vodafone, password vodafone)

So, I am looking forward to what they are going to surprise us with. But I don’t have much hope for something really great.

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