The BlackBerry Torch costs $199 with a two year contract with AT&T. The 16GB iPhone 4 also runs $199 with an AT&T contract.
The data plan for both phones is the same: $15 a month for 200 MB of wireless data or $25 for 2 GB.
USA Today describes a new, fun feature that sets the BlackBerry Torch apart from the iPhone: the ability to wirelessly sync music. "You can take your music catalog on the device, even songs you haven't chosen to listen to immediately. In addition, Slacker radio is preloaded--you can cache stations and listen to them when you don't have access to a wireless WiFi or 3G connection." Fortune adds, "You can see your entire library of music on your device and at any time browse it, search it, tag individual songs for syncing at a later time. When you come home, your files automatically sync over your wireless network.
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