Blackberry torch
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I have one, they're ok, the touch screen takes a little getting use to and can sometimes be unresponsive. I hardly ever use the sliding keyboard. It's a lot heavier, comparitively speaking, but the bigger screen is nice. I think I may go back to the 9780 Bold. The 9300 Curve would be the logical upgrade to 8900 though and the keyboard is better.
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Yup I would go for the 9780 or 9300 to replace an 8900.
Torch doesn't do it for me, but know people who love theirs, even as a first blackberry they love them.
Torch doesn't do it for me, but know people who love theirs, even as a first blackberry they love them.
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I'm not sold on the Torch, I've had users who have wanted to swop it for a 9780 after the novelty factor wore off.
The poor battery life, size and weight are the big issues.
Also the slide keyboard/screen seems a bit floppy after time.
The poor battery life, size and weight are the big issues.
Also the slide keyboard/screen seems a bit floppy after time.
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bold all the way, so many people who have had the torch have come back in and traded them back for the bold, they say they hardly ever use the touch screen and when the keyboards out its to big to use comfortabley.
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My wife has been a blackberry user for years and years, got an upgrade to the torch and sent it back after 4 days and got an Iphone 4. Have to say that the touch screen was poor and the interface was messy. I'd either go with the bold or make the move to an iphone.
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