yes is cool, nothing is impossible with symbian, let me try look for it

looks dam good..

Looks good on what?

haha what meant was the melko.. with the bb theme.. if u found the theme already let us know!

Yes. I hope so. Looks real BB if this theme used on E72. 1st impression almost like BB.

Looking for it now, but do you think BB really better than E72?

I think BB just better screen resolution and qwerty keypad only. That's why we need a combination E72 + BB by using BB theme. lol

can someone list out the detail comparison for BB9700 and E72?which 1 better?

e72 is better in term of fntions

and i think E72 should be cheaper price, right?

yes

I think for for function, E72 will be better.

Blackberry is good for email handling, chat, intergration. The rest like GPS, web browsing, apps etc is not satisfactory.

I was an ex E71 user. Now planning to sell off my Blackberry & get back to E72

welcome home vira!
but btw, your bb casing damn chun, have the lamborghini feeling.. muahaha/.

Haha

BTW, any seller in garage sales, offering E72 Black Zitron for a good price? Any recommendation?

I really think that E72 better in terms of many things, BB is just popular of the push mail feature.....

bold2 has 256 ram and 624mhz processor and a very sensitive touch pad, but i think the e72 keypad and battery is much better compared to bold2. both is just as good depends on which OS you like

DOnt forget BB must use BIS, if not the phone is just like 3210

what is BIS?

googled this up...

The BlackBerry Internet Service, or BIS, allows BlackBerry users to access the Internet and POP3/IMAP/Outlook Web Access email accounts without connecting through a BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES).[1] The service is usually provisioned through your mobile phone service provider, though Research In Motion (RIM) (BlackBerry's developer) actually runs the service.[2] This service uses RIM's proprietary push technology (in contrast with SyncML-based push technologies such as Funambol) to the BlackBerry devices over cellular carriers. BIS retrieves email from mail servers by polling a POP3 or IMAP server.

And you must pay certain amount every month in order to use the service