[poolbizz]

2 weeks ago i got the 9800 , the touch screen a little tight , so when the 9810 came out monday I swapped it for the 9810 .... What a difference .... love screen res. touch keyboard , icons ,look etc ... love it

[rambo47]

The 9810 is a huge upgrade over the 9800. Just the internals are a major step forward. I've been hoping they'd make a CDMA version of the Torch and that it would come to Sprint. I guess I'll have to give the 9850 a look.

[jcp007]

The Torch slider, 9810, is another AT&T exclusive.

[DaBlackberryBoy]

Originally Posted by jcp007

The Torch slider, 9810, is another AT&T exclusive.

How long is the exclusive? 3/6mos?

[dulcamara]

Originally Posted by poolbizz

2 weeks ago i got the 9800 , the touch screen a little tight , so when the 9810 came out monday I swapped it for the 9810 .... What a difference .... love screen res. touch keyboard , icons ,look etc ... love it

Any problems so far?

[Yaron2]

Battery life is AMAZING! Blows the 9800 out of the water!!

[Dubdub]

Got my 9810 this afternoon. As rambo said, major upgrade over the original 9800.

[dulcamara]

Got my 9810 on Saturday. I like it and will keep it if ATT keeps its word on grandfathering my international BB data plan.

The large screen is great. The small keyboard is nowhere close to as nice as my old 9000. The new hardware/OS is much more responsive that OS 5 was on my 9000. The case that came with the 9000 has the magnets in the right place for the 9810 if I put it in upside down. On the other hand, the magnets in my Forte case are not, so I'll be getting a new Forte.

Not all the apps I use run on OS 7.0.

These don't, but I can get at them via the browser:
Tripit
NY Times

These do:
AP Mobile News
All Google apps (mail, sync, search, maps)
Pocketday