Sprint launches BlackBerry Torch 9850 and Bold 9930 while AT&T releases BlackBerry Torch 9810

2. M0nkeyBr posted on 21 Aug 2011, 13:51 1 0

Sorry but im going to get a android phone that can actually do something

3. axllebeer posted on 21 Aug 2011, 16:00 0 0

I'm a big BlackBerry fan, but my bigest gripe has always been the speed of, well, everything. I'm looking forward to an upgrade to either the Bold 9930 or the Torch 9850. Biggest issue with me is which one! They both seem pretty speedy and I'm hoping for a device that can finally keep up with ME! I've tried all the other platforms and none of the other ones support my needs. The Torch looks like it does and also with that nice screen room to play also. But can I give up my keyboard? Will have to try both out first to see. I am a PlayBook owner, (and typing this on it in fact), and I must say I'm getting pretty good at it. So might not be too hard of a transition....

4. FAW-Q posted on 21 Aug 2011, 16:07 1 0

The Torch 9850 is what RIM should have made a long time ago.

7. snowgator posted on 22 Aug 2011, 00:13 0 0

These all should sell, but I cannot help but think a dominate company would have had these on the market several months ago. RIM is not as bad off as a lot of analysts say, but they are not in a position of strength, either. I really, really like the Torch 2 for AT&T and think it will sell well, and I think Blackberry fans will flock to the Bolds. Not sure why any one would pick the touchscreen BB over an Android, iPhone or a Mango W7. On the bright side, if they do not perform well the 2 top dogs at RIM may be forced out and someone with an actual plan for the future may be put in place which will keep RIM competitive and an independent company. That can only help competition and choice worldwide.

10. DroidXDoughboyFatAssCuntFaggot (unregistered) posted on 24 Aug 2011, 15:29 0 0

Im a jew Cunt that likes dradels, killing the savior and droid...gargle gargle