mrsmumbles
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I love my Nexus 5. If I get a Z10 it will only be in addition to it, not to replace it.
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The latest market share report shows BlackBerry with 0.6% of the market and dropping like a rock. For the last 6 months they have had a "For Sale" sign around their neck with no takers. With less than one percent of the market their future doesn't look very good.
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The latest market share report shows BlackBerry with 0.6% of the market and dropping like a rock. For the last 6 months they have had a "For Sale" sign around their neck with no takers. With less than one percent of the market their future doesn't look very good.
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My wife works for a corporation that has used Blackberrys since the first little pager form factor version. They started allowing iPhone only in like 2011, and have refused to allow Android until now. Next month they are allowing Android. Blackberry is dead, at least as a hardware company.
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Hey folks I finally sold my nexus 7 2013 and I got what I paid for it lol.
Not to say it was a bad tablet on the contrary it was great but had some hiccups that simply annoyed the chap out of me.
As for the hiccups the screen responsiveness was hit or miss at best, when I would touch the screen around the right bezel it would register touches on the left half of the screen.
I was noticing dead pixels popping up and abnormally bright spots on the screen that would not go away no matter what.
I was using my device primarily in portrait mode if your wondering.
Anyways I got 300 for the 32 gig nexus 7 2013 and used it to buy 2 blackberry z10s used for 150 each....i was amazed I guess the person did not know the value of what he had.
Anyways the touch responsiveness on the z10 is world's better.
And blackberry 10.2.1 is amazing. Anyways that's all I have to say
- android + 2 blackberry =
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Hahaha now you've made me curious! But you'll have to pry this 7" universal remote out of my hands first.
Your nexus 7 has an IR Blaster?
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Ah sorry sorry, my Tab 3 7.0 LTE. Works pretty good too.
Blackberry blows. They have one foot in bankruptcy court and their marketshare is hardly a blip now. But if owning outdated dying technology makes you happy, then so be it. Say, can I interest you in some Commodore and Amiga computers to go with your Blackberry?
Lol my first computer was an amiga 500+ and back then if you had one of them you was the envy of the neighborhood haha.
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It's not over till its over. The z3 and the q20 will be a big win for blackberry. The track pad aside the q20 has a .4 inch larger screen than the q10 and it has a keyboard for those who like physical keyboards that's a wet dream come true.
And the z3 is a 5 inch phone with 2 gigs of ram and a capable processor for under 200. If you compare what's on the market already for large phones the 1320 has half the ram and a similar processor. And budget androids in the 5 inch category are rather cheap and just being announced at MWC so there definitely is a place for blackberry in the hardware market
All this doom and gloom talk is tiring and exhausting
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I have a Q10 on my desk right now collecting dust. I really gave it a fair chance and enjoyed what the OS could do, but I just don't know how someone could migrate everything from Google services to blackberry. With iOS and Windows Phone, there's still a native ecosystem that translates well to anyone looking for the same services (email/maps/appstore) that all talk to each other. I just couldn't find anything close to that on bb10. There is no real connection between the maps app, the web browser, or the hub and it made the whole experience feel disjointed and ended up causing me to get less work done than I normally could on android. I couldn't sync my icloud email at all either, which might be my fault, but it was just plain not working.
I'll keep the Q10 in hopes that something will happen to the platform that makes me love it, but I'm not holding out much hope
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