Prizefight: RIM BlackBerry Storm vs. Apple iPhone 3G
JUDGES: Kent German, Brian Tong, and Bonnie Cha
Editors' note: The RIM BlackBerry Storm used in this Prizefight includes the official firmware update released by Verizon Wireless on December 5, 2008.
Research In Motion caused quite a ruckus when it announced the RIM BlackBerry Storm. After all, the Storm is not only the first touch-screen BlackBerry, but it's also unlike any other touch-screen smartphone out on the market now thanks to its clickable display.
Of course, given the touch capabilities, not to mention the impressive feature list and Verizon's competitive pricing, the comparisons to the Apple iPhone 3G were inevitable. So, to end all debates, we put the two smartphones in the ring. Will the Storm finally be the one to take out the reigning iPhone? Find out in our Prizefight.
Let's keep it clean fellas. Ding ding!
About the judges
Kent German covers cell phones at CNET and has been following the wireless industry for six years. He's embarrassed to admit he can name almost any cell phone he sees on the street.
Brian Tong hosts Prizefight and other shows on CNET TV. He's ready to face-off two gadgets at any place, any time.
Bonnie Cha reviews the latest smart phones, PDAs, and GPS devices, helping CNET readers get their hands on the latest mobile electronics.
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