After years of refusing to get rid of a inch notebook and often carrying inch notebooks because I need a big screen to work effectively, I've recently been carrying a variety of inch hybrid devices that, though fantastic for taking notes, truly suck when it comes to actually writing something.
While the devices I carry are certainly trendy, I have a far harder time getting things done—and I don't see that as a real step in the right direction. Blackberry Live drove home the point that shifting the emphasis of phones from productivity to entertainment was stupid. We should have ignored the siren song of an iPod with a built-in phone. Perhaps the best analogy is looking at the person you want to marry vs.
I see often with young people as well as CEOs, both of whom are all too willing to choose a partner based on looks, not personal compatibility and find it to be a rather unpleasant experience in the long run. Someone who's more aligned with your interests will be a better long-term asset and partner as you drift through life. The point is, we're easily distracted with shiny things. Steve Jobs was an expert at showing us shiny things to get excited.
There's no doubt that the iPhone remains one of the most beautiful products on the market—but it's far from the most practical, as products that focus on beauty tend to be.
It's relatively fragile you're a fool if you don't put it in a case , expensive often costing more than twice as much as the next phone , attractive to thieves and insecure. The iPhone is one of the best-designed consumer entertainment products every created—but that wasn't why we originally bought a smartphone.
The original goal of the smartphone—whether it was the Palm Treo, the original Microsoft Phone or the BlackBerry—was to blend the PDA, two-way pager and phone into a single productivity-focused product. A single device that fit in your pocket or purse held your contacts, email, calendar and, in the case of the BlackBerry, a two-way pager. We agree, the iPhone can provide hours of amusement, but that in no way undermines its office and working capabilities.
Just because a Ferrari has a design that could cause you to believe in a deity does not mean it cannot drive fast. BlackBerry is the business device because RIM says it is so. That is not necessarily reflected on Bay Street or Wall Street. Apple is challenging the status quo, taking an aggressive stance with its July quarterly earnings, claiming that more than 80 per cent of Fortune companies use the iPhone.
As such, Apple has also adapted new features on the iPhone to make business all the easier. Device policies, restrictions and strong encryption methods on iPhone provide a layered approach to keeping your information secure. To further secure mail messages and attachments, iPhone uses Data Protection which leverages the unique device pass code to generate the encryption key. And, in the event of a lost or stolen iPhone, all data and settings can be cleared by issuing a remote wipe command from exchange or a mobile device management server.
That, and think back to when 10 years ago, you were lugging around a cell phone that only made phone calls and was the size of a brick. The iPhone is even a device that can be useful if you don't even want to use it as a phone. Apple has pointed one fun area or desire of every person , that kind a easy one, and after they saw this was the winning card they sophisticated and refined the message pushing again and again on this fanciness part of us, the people.
On the other hand BB wasn't! Simple they didn't want to encourage this kind of offer , and maybe this was the mistake.
BB is a productive tool for people who does business. OK it can do also fun activities, but it is not designed to serve this kind of purposes.
What it is impossible to understand it is the hate that normal people have for bb, maybe because they were forced to use this phone at work? I don't know, but it is clear that also BB is guilty of staying and just staring to the apple and Samsung success The new BB10 software is amazing and it allows users to do much more while being safe and sound with Blackberry's security.
Especially since new updates are being added, like being able to download apk's, being able to transfer bar files, etc. Blackberry is heading the right way and are soon going to rule the market. The Application gap has been closed with the most recent OS Blackberry still remains the most secure and efficient smartphone available while providing better user interface and communications capabilities. See for yourself and check it out.
Just because apple has a good brand image, and higher market share does not mean that its product is better than the blackberry. In fact BB was literally sleeping while others recognized the potential of smartphones with their touchscreens. Concerning the variety of phones actually there is only one phone which apple is producing this is the iphone. It is only getting new features and other stuff every year, but that is actually the same as blackberry. Considering the progress BB has made it can be said that in terms of learning and sophistication of its product BB wins.
Iphone generally only renews its design and other small stuff. There is no doubt that apple has far more applications than BB, but guys think differently do you really want to share all of your informations within your phones with all your apps?
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