Here is the last comparison between Nokia N97 and a BlackBerry product namely the Bold 9700. First I want to say that yesterday I saw the first time a Nokia N97 in reality and it was looking really sexy but the operating system was slower than I thought, I mean that I was expecting to be pretty fast but it isn’t so.
BlackBerry Bold 9000 is very similar to the BlackBerry Curve 8900 that we have talked last time so most of this comparison will sound almost the same. As the last time happened, Nokia N97 has a 3.5” 640x360 touch screen while the BlackBerry Bold 9000 has a 2.6” 480x320 regular screen. Also, both phones are featuring a full physical qwerty keyboard.
Here we are continuing our comparison between Nokia N97 and BlackBerry products. This is the second article from this series of comparisons and this time we will compare the Nokia N97 to BlackBerry Curve 8900. The obvious difference is the interface namely that Nokia N97 has a touch screen while BlackBerry Curve 8900 doesn’t but both phones are having a physical full qwerty keyboard as you can see.
Here we are continuing the series of comparisons between phones. I have to tell you that we ended the comparisons made between Nokia N900 so now we are going to talk about a comparison between Nokia N97 and BlackBerry Storm as you can see in the title. Comparing these two Nokia phones, the Nokia N900 is better than Nokia N97 so this phone should be much appropriate to BlackBerry Storm.
Here is the last comparison between Nokia N900 and a BlackBerry product which this time will be the BlackBerry Bold 9700. First I want to remember you that this is not the first time when I talk about this BlackBerry Bold 9700 on this blog so if you want a review of the phone, you can search on this blog.
I must start this article by saying that in many situations, both of these phones are similar but there are also some specifications that are showing quite a big difference between these 2 phones.
The obvious first difference is the base design of these phones. As I said, Nokia N900 has a 3.5” 800x480 touch screen and on a full qwerty keyboard while BlackBerry has a regular 2.6” 480x320 screen.
As I previously promised, I’m going to compare again the Nokia N900 with a BlackBerry product or much exactly, with the BlackBerry Curve 8900 as you probably saw in the title. The obvious difference is the design of these two phones. Nokia N900 has a touch screen while BlackBerry Curve 8900 doesn’t. Anyway, here still exists a resemblance between these two namely the full qwerty keyboard. BlackBerry Curve 8900 is based on the full qwerty keyboard while Nokia N900 also got a qwerty keyboard on the touch screen so this is not the base navigation keyboard at Nokia.
When you look for the first time at these 2 phones you may say that they look the same but I’m here to tell you that you’re very wrong and here we’re going to see the differences. If you don’t keep these 2 phones in both hands, you may not notice that the BlackBerry Storm comes with a 3.25” 360x480 display while Nokia N900 comes with a display of 3.5” and a resolution of 800x480.
Before you start reading this post I recommend you to read the previous article where I made a short preview of this BlackBerry Pearl 9100. At the beginning I would like to say that on the international market, all the small phones that are not having a touch screen or at last a full qwerty keyboard are disappearing but we see that BlackBerry moved on with this smartphone.
I know that BlackBerry 7130g was launched too many years ago but this is still a good phone or at last this is what I think. First, talking about the design that it has, it’s very cool and it is also having some buttons that are making the time when you use your phone, much shorter. It has full qwerty keyboard with double buttons (2 letters on one button) which is very great because few little phones are featuring this.
