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BlackBerry Storm vs iPhone 3G: Will RIM's BlackBerry to be Iphone killer?
Recently I had a side-by-side comparison of the iPhone 3G, T-Mobile G1 released DVD Converter evoked an interesting debate. (From: iphone hacks)
Here comes another side-by-side comparison of iPhone 3G from Apple, with RIM's BlackBerry Storm, the iPhone as another considered is killer.
BlackBerry Storm is expected to be released some time in November will be exclusive to Verizon in the U.S. and UK Vodafone.
Hardware Spec
Dimension:
Storm = 4.4 x 2.4 x 0.6 cm
iPhone 3G = 5.5 x 2.4 x 0.48 inches
Weight:
Storm = 155 g
iPhone = 133g
Screen size:
Storm = 3.2 cm
iPhone = 3.5 inches
Camera:
Storm = 3.2M pixels
iPhone = 2M pixels
Memory:
Storm = 1GB on board + 16GB expandable with MicroSD
iPhone = 8GB / 16GB (no expansion)
Battery:
Storm = 5.5hrs talk time / 360 hours Standby
iPhone = 5 hours talk time / 300 hours standby
In contrast to T-Mobile G1, we have reviewed earlier, BlackBerry Storm steals "" the design and looks similar to the iPhone 3G. However, it does not look as smooth as the iPhone 3G. It is a little thicker (0.14inches more) and heavier (22g more) than the iPhone 3G. And, surprisingly, BlackBerry Storm does not come with Wi-Fi support or they probably consider Verizon's 3G network is good enough.
BlackBerry Storm screen is also somewhat smaller (3.2 inches) compared to 3G (3.5 inches), but it sports a slightly higher resolution (460×360 pixels) iPhone as a 3G iPhone (460×360 pixels).
Winner: iPhone 3G
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Input Method
With the success of the iPhone's Multi-Touch user interface, touch is now the standard for all new Smartphone. As the iPhone, Storm has no physical slide-out keyboard and the screen used as input, in fact, RIM's first smartphone with a touchscreen. However, clear that the RIM-touch technology developed on the Storm is a little different than other touch-screen smartphone available. RIM refers its touch technology as "Clickable Screen". That is, if users press on the screen, they can actually feel pressed the button and let you know how you press the mouse button. They call it a game changing Touch technology, the keyboard on the screen even more attractive.
Also, as T-Mobile G1, it is about cut and paste function integrated across multiple applications across a feature missing from iPhone 3G.
Winner: It is difficult to produce a winner on this one call until we receive feedback from users on RIM's touch technology. We love the iPhone 3G's revolutionary multi-touch user interface.
Multimedia
Multimedia support is not strong Area of RIM smartphones, as it targets mainly business users. Storm is developed with multiple support in mind to lure more casual users. Standard Facilities such as music and video playback is included. A wide range of audio formats (including MP3, AAC, WMA, etc) and video formats (including MPEG4, WMV, etc.). Storm also allows you to sync iTunes music files using BlackBerry Media Sync and has its own media software to manage your music.
iPhone 3G is the best iPod Apple has ever created. The music and video playback experience is awesome. And, Apple continues to function like Genius Playlist into iPhone update makes iPhone multimedia support nearly unbeatable. With seamless integration with iTunes Store, you can download songs wirelessly, or synchronize between the desktop using from iTunes. iPhone 3G also supports a variety of music formats but only plays Quick Time video.
Winner: iPhone 3G
Camera & Video Recording
Apple has not updated the camera in the iPhone 3G, its still a basic 2 megapixel camera while Storm comes with 3.2-megapixel camera and includes video recording capability. Storm also a flash and auto focus for its camera.
Winner: BlackBerry Storm
Modem Capability
iPhone 3G does not support tethering and Apple tends to all applications in the App Store that adds this ability to ban. The only option you have, around the iPhone and use jailbreak apps like PdaNet jailbreak, iPhone Modem, etc. BlackBerry Storm, on the other hand, comes fitted with tethers.
Winner: BlackBerry Storm
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Feature Company
Apple has made some progress to take market share from RIM in the enterprise sector. iPhone 3G, with built-in support for Microsoft's ActiveSync protocol, business users can access Microsoft Exchange services. It also takes a big step forward for Cisco IPsec VPN, the one Standard in enterprise wireless security should be supported. Further, it contains a feature to let administrator to wipe data remotely, in the case of the iPhone is lost or stolen is.
RIM is always the leader in enterprise wireless devices. Storm, by no means lead to continue in this area. The enterprise support is outstanding, that different security policies can be defined so that administrators can enable or shut down specific Bluetooth profiles and even disable, to access his digital camera.
Winner: BlackBerry Storm
In conclusion, strikes a balance between economic BlackBerry and causal . Use It is by far the sleekest should BlackBerry, the RIM help lure customers causal.
Is there another iPhone killer? Its difficult to close. iPhone 3G and BlackBerry both come with some unique features that neither have, and they are positioned differently in the market.
However, I still have not the omission of Wi-Fi in BlackBerry Storm to understand that its true that BlackBerry is targeted business users who use it mainly for e-mail, but it seems like a great disadvantage compared to iPhone 3G.
As a device, the iPhone definitely win, thanks to the iPod application, its Safari browser, which is easily the most advanced web browser on a portable device to surf the Internet on the iPhone makes a total for their treatment and cool factor. But when you turn on some business-savvy users and Enterprise, BlackBerry is still the de facto choice.
RIM has not the price or the official delivery date known.
You can checkout the demo video of for BlackBerry Storm a glance:
BlackBerry Storm, T-Mobile G1 and now Nokia Xpress Music mobile phone (Nokia's first touchscreen phone to be published) or might not end up as a iPhone killer, but they are healthy competition to Apple's iPhone 3G ensure that Apple is constantly renewed, which is ultimately beneficial to consumers like us.
Let us know what you are a winner in your opinion and why?
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