The starting Touch Diamond vs Blackberry 9500 Storm is not an easy game, both are true geniuses and both can strike a contrast in the lifestyle of users owning them.

HTC and Blackberry are into mobile phone manufacturing, however, they differ in their make of products. Starting from the operating system each uses to the storage space they have given phones which cater to different sections of users. If one caters to business houses the other caters to fashionable users for whom their phone depict their personality. Catering two mindsets by these two companies is a commitment they have lived up to from the time they began producing phones of users' taste and choice.

HTC is a Taiwanese company and Blackberry is a Canadian company. Though both the companies have contributed by manufacturing smart phones, PC phones and business phones still the phones differ in their features. Blackberry concentrates on business users and PC-GPRS, Bluetooth wireless connectivity, phones as they made for users who have to use their handsets frequently for settling business deals, even interact with clients on large scale. BlackBerry phones thus concentrate on features like EDGE, PC Sync, SyncML. On the other hand HTC phones are good looking stylish phones having amazing features but not meant for business purpose. The phones have camera, connectivity, gaming, web activity and attractive looks.

The HTC Touch Diamond has derived its name from the diamond shaped casing which has a slight effect at the back of the handset. There is a large 2.8 inches touchscreen displaying 65K colours. The 3.2 mega pixel camera has auto focus, camera key, video recording and playing feature with a second camera for face to face video call.

The BlackBerry 9500 Storm also has a 3.2 mega pixel camera having auto focus, flash for places which have dull light, has a video recorder and player which even allow video streaming, has a camera key and unique camera settings.

If you want to see a war in terms of storage between BlackBerry 9500 Storm vs HTC Touch Diamond then here it is. The former has a 128 MB of flash memory whereas the latter has 256 MB ROM, 192 MB RAM plus 4 GB of expandable memory which is larger then the former handset. To talk about Internet zone and entertainment, users can find whole range of downloads from YouTube and Wikipedia which are compatible on the HTC Touch Diamond and the 9500 Storm has no compatibility with YouTube and Wikipedia.

The Diamond comes with GPS as well as Assisted GPS or A-GPS feature to provide guidance and directions to new locations. Whereas the Blackberry 9500 Storm is equipped with a GPS navigation feature which gives quickest routes on Blackberry maps applications. The 9500 Storm has Quad band technology proving wide coverage of network from GSM 850, 900, 1800 to 1900 whereas the HTC Touch Diamond has Tri band technology providing coverage to GSM 900, 1800 and 1900. The fully charged battery of Touch Diamond provides 2 hours worth of video call time, 5.5 hours of talk time and 285 hours of standby time. The 9500 Storm has no video call feature so the battery does not provide for the same, however it does provide 5.5 hours of talktime and 360 hours of standby time.

The HTC Touch Diamond we are discussing about allows SMS, MMS, Emails with attachments to be sent along with Instant Messaging. The Blackberry handset also provides SMS, MMS, instant messaging along with advanced email features. In this device the email service allows the user to access emails directly to their Blackberry 9500 Storm including attachments. On this device users can communicate by accessing social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace sites which are not possible on the HTC handset. Unique technologies with slight modifications and functionality are what manufacturers aim at to be in the competition. What attracts users to buy these mobile phones would need further insight into lives of users. Improved features of these two gadgets are sure to amaze the users all over the globe.