In a call, when I wanted to look something up, I hit this and was disconnected - like what is supposed to happen. What’s tricky here is that pressing the hangup button is often my way of getting out of applications and back to the launcher. You’re also always shown the current handset volume level in the top right. In a call, you have options to mute, hold, add calls, and go to speaker. The dialer works, it’s there, but feels just a tad spartan. For contacts, you have to tap the symbol and then type. Instead, input is taken from the numeric dialer pad on the keyboard.
With the keyboard out, you can’t start typing someone’s name and find their contact. The Torch brings a touchscreen dialer that’s different from the one on the Storm. I found myself switching between BBM and the browser constantly (holding down menu pops up the application switcher) and experienced very little lag. It’s pretty handy.īBM looks essentially how it did with the latest revision in BB OS 5, though again tweaked subtly to accommodate for a touchscreen. Generally I wind up taking a screenshot and MMSing that off - RIM basically does just that. This is so much better than the send location functionality on iOS (which sends a vCard with your address) or Android. RIM did a nice job adding a send location feature which locates you, brings up a map, takes an image, and lets you MMS the whole thing off. The messaging application is threaded and what you’d expect it to be from a modern messaging application.
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