Comments on: BlackBerry Storm. An Interesting Story http://www.dotdust.com/blackberry-storm-an-interesting-story-434.htm Digital ramblings Wed, 08 Feb 2012 08:50:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: RIM prepping BlackBerry Tablet, Storm 3 and 4 - Tested.com - Page 2 - BlackBerry Forums at CrackBerry.com http://www.dotdust.com/blackberry-storm-an-interesting-story-434.htm#comment-1244 RIM prepping BlackBerry Tablet, Storm 3 and 4 - Tested.com - Page 2 - BlackBerry Forums at CrackBerry.com Tue, 11 May 2010 04:15:16 +0000 http://www.dotdust.com/?p=434#comment-1244 [...] 2 Review | WJD Designs Clash of the Touch Titans: iPhone 3.0 3G vs RIM BlackBerry Storm | ZDNet BlackBerry Storm. An Interesting Story Flagship Phones are Strong Drivers of Online Dollar Sales Revenue on Carrier Sites - comScore, [...] […] 2 Review | WJD Designs Clash of the Touch Titans: iPhone 3.0 3G vs RIM BlackBerry Storm | ZDNet BlackBerry Storm. An Interesting Story Flagship Phones are Strong Drivers of Online Dollar Sales Revenue on Carrier Sites — comScore, […]

]]> By: PDA is smartphone? http://www.dotdust.com/blackberry-storm-an-interesting-story-434.htm#comment-1241 PDA is smartphone? Tue, 30 Jun 2009 02:42:16 +0000 http://www.dotdust.com/?p=434#comment-1241 Innovation is the answer... Every vendor has a push email technology. RIm should consider this Innovation is the answer… Every vendor has a push email technology. RIm should consider this

]]> By: dotdust http://www.dotdust.com/blackberry-storm-an-interesting-story-434.htm#comment-1240 dotdust Fri, 30 Jan 2009 10:38:16 +0000 http://www.dotdust.com/?p=434#comment-1240 I agree with what you write. Depending on manufacturer and product the industry accepted return rate may vary from 1% to 3%. In this case if we look at the issues that customers had with the product software and the return rate that seems to be high we can say that execution has not been brilliant. As a more general consideration I can say that many manufacturer have lowered their quality standards in recent time and that is definitely a very bad sign. I agree with what you write.

Depending on manufacturer and product the industry accepted return rate may vary from 1% to 3%.

In this case if we look at the issues that customers had with the product software and the return rate that seems to be high we can say that execution has not been brilliant.

As a more general consideration I can say that many manufacturer have lowered their quality standards in recent time and that is definitely a very bad sign.

]]> By: Steven Leung http://www.dotdust.com/blackberry-storm-an-interesting-story-434.htm#comment-1239 Steven Leung Fri, 30 Jan 2009 05:22:44 +0000 http://www.dotdust.com/?p=434#comment-1239 There was a recent article, I think it was from CNet, about the return rate on the BB Storms. They may have sold a lot of units, but the number they get back is higher than industry average. Innovation needs execution, and there are a few executives at BB who might need that too. There was a recent article, I think it was from CNet, about the return rate on the BB Storms. They may have sold a lot of units, but the number they get back is higher than industry average.

Innovation needs execution, and there are a few executives at BB who might need that too.

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