the NYtimes article could not be more biased. One example from the article is his criticism of the storm
"Furthermore, despite having had more than a year to study the iPhone, R.I.M. has failed to exploit the virtues of an on-screen keyboard. A virtual keyboard’s keys can change, permitting you to switch languages or even alphabet systems within a single sentence. A virtual keyboard can offer canned blobs of text like “.com” and “.org” when it senses that you’re entering a Web address, or offer an @ key when addressing e-mail."
Yet just a few weeks earlier when he reviewed the blackberry bold he said:
"Since these are BlackBerrys... they have a hundred ingenious shortcuts save you time. Hit Space twice to get a period, a space and a capped next word. Hit Space when you’re typing an e-mail address to get the @ symbol. Apostrophes appear in contractions automatically. And so on."
Either he some how forgot that blackberry's (including the storm) have the double space feature he loved. Or he is biased.
