[citation][nom]sandmanwn[/nom]doesn't seem like a good thing to have the phone that abuses networks the most, lol. I mean RIM has more smartphones out there than apple and their usage is way lower. Doesn't that mean RIM phones are more efficient than iPhones?[/citation]
I dunno about efficiency, I think it has more to do with what people use the BBs for. From my own personal experience and based on the coworkers that own BBs, we generally don't download lots of apps or browse the internet too much with them. I primarily use the phone for email, texting, calls and occasionally as a GPS. The only time I use it for internet browsing is when I'm trying to look up a nearby (insert store/restaurant here), phone number or something else I can do quickly, I don't spend much time just 'browsing' with it. The features are there but I just don't use them that much. I tend to use it as a work device and not a fart machine.