blacberry vs i-phone

iPhone
The iPhone 4′s 1Ghz processor may pack a punch, but this doesn’t mean it runs faster than the BlackBerry Torch 9800′s. The latter may only pack in a 624MHz processor, but BlackBerry memory management is much better than the iPhone’s.

At some points, the iPhone struggles and without full fat multitasking, this is a little bit disappointing.
The BlackBerry Torch, however, steams along and doesn’t need an enhanced processor to power multitasking as the iPhone 4 does.
Although BlackBerry will be introducing new APIs to developer, including access to the HTML 5-powered WebKit browser API and carrier billing, applications still come secondary to the App Store’s offering. Sure, BlackBerry offers more CRM apps for business users, but for consumers, the iPhone easily conquers BlackBerry.

BlackBerry apps are also notably more expensive than iPhone applications, while there’s a lot less choice in App World. You may be able to buy BlackBerry apps from third parties unlike for the iPhone, but iPhone apps are much more inventive and cover a wider range compared to BlackBerry.

Kudos does have to go to Apple here – the company has finally managed to produce a phone that lasts all day. However, RIM has always produced handsets that offer the stamina of a horse, because of the company’s data management.

The iPhone may have a higher capacity battery (1420mAh in comparison to the Torch’s 1300mAh), but it won’t keep going for days on end like the BlackBerry will.

or Black, these are the typical discussions of technology lovers. In the case of smartphones, the two offer different services and you can choose the one that fits your lifestyle.