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2. Personal preference of course, but always found a problem holding the phone on the charger or even in the car when charging. Couldn't mount the phone in the car. Looks better on the bottom IMO.
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Anyone else think that Blackberry's specialty has always been in the hardware arena? They ruled a pre-iPhone world with an iron fist, and obviously failed to adapt to the marketplace which followed.
I can't help thinking the future for RIM is to stop trying to compete with an already crowded market on the software side, leverage their hardware expertise, and marry their best-in-class enterprise security/management with an existing OS like Android or Windows Phone? Maybe I'm alone in that thought. But the Blackberry looks great until it turns on. I just can't imagine BB10 competing in this mobile OS market... |
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Well yes of course but the browser speed is a major talking point. Average people with smart phones spend a lot of time in them.
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Nothing to see here. I found the Playbook browser to be faster and better than any other tablet I've tried, so this doesn't surprise me. This will not make any BB10 phone.
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Anyone else bothered by the rectangle around the app icons itself? It really looks cheap to me, like something I'd see on a feature phone. Other than that BB10 looks great to me.. Just having a hard time getting past that. |
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BB has changed a lot but I don't see this as a iPhone killer. I think businesses have adapted to Android and iOS based devices now and it will be difficult to bring many of them back. The local casino switched all their employees from BB to iPhones about a year and a half ago but that didn't work out for them either. They just moved them all to the Galaxy S3's. I watched a friend of mine get an alert that some machine on the floor was having a problem and then he remoted into the machine and rebooted it or something all from his S3. Pretty cool. They are also using NFC to get status info on machines they are spot checking. |
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Blackberry Z10? More like Blackberry Zzzzzzz, am I rite fellas? Huh huh?
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To be honest, it looks interesting but I'd never buy one.
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![]() I know this is the Alpha of BB10, bit I really hope this changes. I really don't like the look of it.
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Not sure why they didn't run a comparison off the same wifi hotspot. Kinda silly test. |
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A good chunk of the corporate world has left BB, and that is what is going to make this new version DOA. BB used to have such a massive share of the business world in their back pocket, and then they branched out to the prosumers. The iPhone was slow to be adopted by large companies, but after the app store started to blow up, it was clear BB had a problem. Then Google started making Android not suck, now we also have WP8 (which I think is pretty killer) and now companies have 4 choices where they used to only have one.
BB was great when there weren't any other good smartphones out there, but the competition is just too fierce for them these days. I used to love my BB pearl back in the day, and it had features that I am still waiting for on iOS and Android. I think pretty soon we will be reading BB's obituary though.
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iPhone using 3G directly to provider BB connecting to WiFi hotspot connected over 3G to the same provider All other things equal the iPhone should be quicker because it doesn't have the WiFi latency to contend with. Still, you're right, in the interests of preventing discussions like you and I are having they should have been connected in the same manner. |
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It's a stupid test. They could have easily connected both devices to the hotspot. They obviously didn't care enough to run a fair comparison test. |
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Those who owned them tend to be quite fanatical about BB teh same way apple fans are about the iphone. they have lost market share yes, but if BB put out a decent product I have no doubt that a lot of BB diehards who had previously moved on will be back in a flash.
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Not sure about the hardware but BB10 looks nice.
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