yes a storm with wifi
i think rogers is bringing this storm wifi (9520)
yes a storm with wifi
i think rogers is bringing this storm wifi (9520)
get the ***blleep***out of here..
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Last edited by Neolantis; 03-24-2009 at 07:29 PM.
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I hate verizon how they never have wifi phones. Friggen pisses me off. Im going to get this and unlock it!
good idea...be nice for a lot of people that want the wifi option
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neolantis thanks 4 the pics
blackberryos i think you can use it unlockeed in another carries
im using a vodafone 9500 on movistar (panama)
9500 works with gsm carriers as well 9520.....verizon has CDMA/EVDO network and need xx30 devices.
Storm 9520 will have WiFi, 3G and will work on All US Cariers except for Verizon! Verizon does not support GPRS/EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA 1.8 Mbit/s/HSDPA 3.6 Mbit/s
Its just a mater of time as to when it will be released.
i would be very surprised if RIM made these phones with wifi chips and not the rest vzw has just disabled it imo, but i could be (and probably am) wrong.
Yes, it would be nice to have Wifi, but you loose the GPS chip in order to have the Wifi option. I actually use my VZNav all the time, and, at least in my area (Detroit, MI and Metro) the EVDO network is very strong so I can do without Wifi, but not without GPS. This has been covered numerous times on Crackberry and some other BB forums.....you have either/or, but not both. Not sure why RIM can't cram both chips into the housing....(look at the Samsung Omnia or the iPhone - please no flaming, just making a point). Rogers is GSM, so you could probably unlock it and use it on T-Mobile and AT&T, but not on Verizon. Even though Verizon has started letting "outside" phones onto their network in 2008, they are VERY few and select, AND they MUST be approved, so this definitely would not work on Big Red's network.
I haven't read anything about it on Crackberry, but the 8820 and Bold have both GPS and WiFi so it's not impossible.
That may be true, BUT, they also have the form-factor for it. The Storms "guts" only have enough space for one OR the other. Maybe the next version storm, will have smaller chips in it, which will allow for both. I know my IPhone 3G had WiFi, GPS, and 3G, so I know it's possible, it's just that it wasn't intended on the storm to have both, so they didn't design it that way. Only a hardware revision will allow for the WiFi, GPS, AND 3G, so for now we can have either have GPS/3G-EVDO, or WiFi/3G or WiFi/GPS sans 3G.
stated above. they claim to have the biggest network...the most reliable network. I came over to the storm from having an iphone.
I thought it would be ok with not having wifi since it was the verizon network.
I WAS WRONG. It makes sense...they want the people to use their network and their data plans to make money.
it's that reason why verizon didn't get the iphone.
Apple pitched to Verizon... Verizon wanted $ off of apple's sales... apple said no...and now they're happy with AT&T
Not sure how happy they are. There are quite a few lawsuits out there against AT&T and Apple in regards to AT&T's slow 3G network. I think I pointed it out before (it may have been on Crackberry.com), that in a test by several PC magazines, the IPhone 3G had the SLOWEST 3G speed of any 3G phone on the AT&T network. I know when I had the IPhone 3G, and I wanted to go on my bank website from outside of my home (where I used WiFi), it would take up to a minute for the Chase.com site to completely come up. On my BB Storm, this takes, maybe, 20 seconds. I for one am ok with not having WiFi in the storm. I guess it all depends on where you live, but here in Detroit, the Verizon EVDO Rocks. I remember in 2004/2005, Detroit was one of the early test markets for their EVDO, so they've really built it up. I remember having a Laptop card with Verizon in 2005, and I think it was early to mid-summer when they went from 1xrtt to EVDO here. If memory isn't failing me, they did Chicago and Detroit at the same time, because I arrived in Chicago on a Tuesday morning, had the slow network, and by the time I left three days later, I was able to get EVDO speeds, and when I returned to Detroit, I also had the high-speed network. I do understand that people want WiFi, especially if they're in a rural area, or an area for where EVDO just isn't that strong. Maybe they should make it an option depending on what part of the country you live in....have WiFi but no 3G.