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Posted by BB User in CA Monday, Jul 21, 2008 1302 days ago

Another republished BGR story. I still think you should change your address to http://www.According_to_the Boy_Genius.com.

 
 
Posted by JRSCCivic98 Monday, Jul 21, 2008 1302 days ago

Have you checked any of the other sites? Everyone cross publishes these things. Who give a frack. Get over yourself.

 
 
Posted by BB User in CA Monday, Jul 21, 2008 1302 days ago

A little defensive are we? Sorry I hurt your feelings.

 
 
Posted by IAmTheWalrus Monday, Jul 21, 2008 1301 days ago

...and I don't understand how every time that a new Blackberry review pops up, Crackberry feels the need to remind us that they were the first website to post a review, as if somehow that is relevant to the matter in question.

 
 
Posted by JRSCCivic98 Monday, Jul 21, 2008 1302 days ago

I think it's safe to say that no phone, smart or otherwise, out there can compare to the iPhone's browser capabilities. Nothing can touch it in the mobile market currently. What's worse is that the device has been on market for well over a year and everyone else is just sitting on their butts. The only negative the iPhone has going for it is the slow AT&T network still due to limited 3G penetration.

 
 
Posted by RoninKSB Monday, Jul 21, 2008 1301 days ago

I'm not sure that is the only 'negative'. Actually, I'm pretty cool with AT&T. That said, I still think that on a small screen device (which the iPhone still is), websites formatted for same are better. Apparently, lots of sites agree because so many iPhone formatted sites are popping up. Heck, if this keeps up we will have 3 versions of the internet: the full version, the iPhone formatted version and the non-iPhone mobile devices. In fact, iLounge already has 3 versions of their site, so does NYT and Google.

 
 
Posted by JRSCCivic98 Monday, Jul 21, 2008 1301 days ago

My point about the browser is that the iPhone browser engine renders a regular site better then the RIM one. The RIM browser still depends on a Proxy server to do all the formatting and that's the big issue here. It's a dumb browser, not a smart one. The iPhone one does its own work.

It shouldn't be up to sites to cater to specific browsers or even mobile browsers. The handsets should extrapolate/render the regular sites properly if they are worth a damn.

 
 
Posted by jrau13 Monday, Jul 21, 2008 1301 days ago

It looks better but next to the iPhone its still lacking. Im a BB fan but for web browsing the iPhone looks to be the winner of this battle. Good thing I don't rely on my BB for web browsing.

 
 
Posted by Kare Monday, Jul 21, 2008 1301 days ago

Lots of Bold reviews out there, and all very useful, but does ANYONE - Kevin???? - have any decent information on the Canadian/Rogers release of the Bold? July 25th was considered a "solid" for awhile, but here it is the 21st and not a peep from anyone.....