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Touchscreen War: Nokia 5800 Xpress Music Vs Blackberry Storm 9500

Now this is interesting when it comes to two smartphones with touchscreens, so we thought what the hell lets have a war and the war is “Nokia 5800 Xpress Music Vs Blackberry Storm 9500”.

Now we are not going into the full specs here because all we want to know is, who will win the touchscreen war, displays nowadays is what it all about and how responsive the User Interface (UI), now lets have a brief look into the smartphones then you can decide who the winner is.

Shall we start with the Nokia 5800 Xpress Music, this handset has a 3.2-inch touchscreen with 640×360 pixel resolution, 16 million colors and 16:9 ratio which is pretty impressive, it uses the cool accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate plus has handwriting recognition and the user interface is pretty responsive indeed, so all in all pretty damn good.

Now we have the BlackBerry Storm 9500, now this smartphone has a 3.25-Inch TFT touchscreen, 65K colors/360 x 480 pixels and also has the accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate, this screen however has springs below the display which is the first in any phone; so pretty clever really. The Storm has an on-screen keyboard with SureType and Multi-tap technology, oh and not forgetting the light sensing screen.

So come on Phones Review readers “Which phones would you choose, the Nokia 5800 Xpress Music or the Blackberry Storm 9500?

Source – Product Reviews

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12 thoughts on “Touchscreen War: Nokia 5800 Xpress Music Vs Blackberry Storm 9500”

  1. maisics says:

    nokia express music isn’t ment to be a smart phone (from nokia itself) and hence why its so cheap and has the words “express music”

    but i hope to get one, i have no use for a full fledge business phone

  2. my friend just bought a blackberry strom i will not recommed it. it does have a radio and the bluetooth does not funtion good. not only that nokia 5800 is a better business smartphone, it is also an allrounder

  3. Winston Zwanenburg says:

    I am in the process of replacing my 3rd Blackberry with a Nokia 5800. Dont think Blackberry products are very dependable and the phone software is vile.

  4. Artur says:

    Guys, any of you said a word for comparison of two displays or UI!
    I have 5800, and not for a while tested BB Storm.
    BlackBerry input method is awesome!
    Typing numbers for call is more handily then Nokia.

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