I used to love my BB phones; never had any problems with them. When they fell behind in the game, I made the switch to Android. I've loved every part of that decision since, with the exception for Verizon's lack of updates for my phone. Thank god for roms, eh? My biggest complaint with BB is that they didn't have enough to keep me entertained beyond Facebook and texting. It was dull. It seems they've managed to revamp their image in that department, so why can't they give Android and iOS a run for their money? Should be fun to watch, anyway.
RIM Officially Launches BlackBerry 10; Too Little Too Late or Good Competition?
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jroc
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Good competition. I like Android...but if I every got tired of it....BB10 would get a serious look from me. I am actually excited about this new BB. The features are looking nice. There are some nice demo clips out of the new features.
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I looked around; are there no in-depth media releases for this? Teasing and hinting at capabilities is not the way to garner interest in a dying platform. BB's YouTube page is replete with two-minute snippets, but nothing of substance. Bad move.
combatmedic870
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I think their name alone helps, but they need to do ALOT of work in order to gain some serious traction. They need to keep the $150 thing for developers and they need to keep things very very simple. They need to kind of do what apple does and keep the screen sizes(or res) the same and go with a processor and stick with it for a year. The S4 pro would be a good choice.
They also need to make sure that the batteries can last.
They also need to make sure that the batteries can last.
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Crackberry has a in depth analysis, way to long to read in one sitting (insert poogling joke here)
There review is very in depth but may be slightly skewed. (My personal opinion)
aliens don't use razr's, they use obsidian.
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liftedplane
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Re read his post he said FALLING not FAILING.
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I just wanted a good vid highlighting the main "wow" features. If they really want people to pay attention that part of it was a no-brainer that they failed to execute.
jackiescivic
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From the small bit I saw of the Z, I would be tempted to go back to Crackberry. I loved both of my devices, and never had any issues. I don't even remember why I switched to Android 2 years ago lol.
I think the features they've added could be great. It will be interesting to see what happens.
I think the features they've added could be great. It will be interesting to see what happens.
acousticshade
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Gflam, how is their app market 'top notch'? Is it because they have 5,000 apps? 10,000? Has a great layout & is lag free? Please elaborate.
As was said, the porting allows for the apps to eventually work on BB given dev support for them. Give them credit...they're trying...haha
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liftedplane
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I switched because psx emulators worked on android and no good emulators on BB... Funny I've never played a psx game on my droid except to test on my droid 2 global.
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acousticshade
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I wasn't trashing RIM, just interested in why Gflam thought their app shop was tops. No offense, but just because he made 5 apps for it and a bunch of other developers did too doesn't mean squat really. I'm interesetd in how RIM is doing, so actual facts like how many apps do they have currently, do they have many of the latest hot games/programs, do they have movies/books/magazines, is their app store expensive (I hear Microsoft's is very expensive, which is a huge turn off for me), is their app store nice looking and easy to navigate. Stuff like this would be nice to know.
Yeah, I don't blame you. I guess only time will tell. Their Super Bowl commercial didn't really show much either. They aren't showing off the system too much.
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Yeah, that commercial was a pretty weak teaser. Guess it works for BB users who might be out of the loop, but I doubt it did much to get the uninitiated interested in the platform.
xeene
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why did they make alicia keys their global creative director? did none of the tech gurus want to apply for the job?
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