Nickname: Steve Wildstrom

Review: @Rod The Cingular EDGE network that the 8700c runs on really isn't fast enought for video. The question becomes more relevant when RIM comes out with EV-DO versions for Verizon and Sprint. As for storage cards, I don't expect to see RIM add them. The primary reason is that the corporate and government custmers who buy most Blackberrys don't really want removable storage because of security concerns.

Date reviewed: Nov 13, 2005 4:47 PM

Nickname: Alex

Review: Read this on a new BlackBerry and ask an IT person if there are any issues with getting Blackberry, yourself, in terms of connecting to their servers.

Date reviewed: Nov 11, 2005 8:52 PM

Nickname: nokia 770 fan

Review: Web browsing with that resolution? Gimme me a break!

Date reviewed: Nov 11, 2005 4:05 PM

Nickname: Ricky

Review: SYNC will crush RIMM in the next year.

Date reviewed: Nov 10, 2005 3:25 PM

Nickname: Commodore

Review: The other factor to consider is that the Blackberry hardware is much more reliable than the Treo. I have talked to several large company users of both and most Treo users are on their second device.

Date reviewed: Nov 10, 2005 3:18 PM

Nickname: Rod

Review: I'm so glad that Research in Motion has made improvements. I still use my 7510 model. Look forward to upgrading to the 8700. The e-mail is the best in the industry. I used e-mail everyday. Question: Will TV & video be capable on the 8700 model? And will 8700 model have chip capability? I would like to be able to record a cell phone call, record it onto Sandisk card, etc. Is a camera phone coming out soon? I like my Blackberry. Thank you. Rod Dixon

Date reviewed: Nov 10, 2005 2:28 PM

Nickname: Faisal

Review: I like Blackberry's but nothing really beats the Treo 650 for one-handed operation and the vast amount of software out there someone can use. The problem with the Treo is that it is still very unstable. Mine resets almost five times a day. It also has its share of hardware issues.

Date reviewed: Nov 10, 2005 11:49 AM