Recent content by PlisskenPower

I don't see anything wrong with hardware Android navigation buttons. Why is that bad? It's just a 'toolbelt' for Android. It also would not get in the way of using the BlackBerry launcher at all, why would it? Posted via the Android Central App

I would buy one for sure. Bring it on. Posted via the Android Central App

What a terrible app. Posted via the Android Central App

The PRIV feels very stable when open. BlackBerry put a lot of thought into everything about the device. It really is "ergonomically perfect". The best part of having a physical keyboard is how it enables me to type without the need to look at it and keep my eyes on the screen. Posted via the...

Not sure if above is sarcastic or not, but the whole idea behind BlackBerry is security. Posted via the Android Central App

Yes Posted via the Android Central App

PRIV is awesome. Mine doesn't get hot at all, ever. My battery also lasts as intended. It's a great phone. I'm stoked to have one. Posted via the Android Central App

Looks good to me. I'd buy one in a heartbeat. Posted via the Android Central App

It's so easy to transfer stuff between devices. Most of it can be done using simple NFC. It is totally a waste of time to buy a device, then return it due to some simple data transfer learning curve. How is another Android device going to make it any different? It isn't the fact it's a...

B. Diddy, you covered everything perfectly for the OP, I'm a little off topic because you covered it all. I just wanted to drop my 2 cents on the PRIV. Posted via the Android Central App

The various BlackBerry apps that are on the PRIV are all great. The contacts, calendar, camera, hub, dtek, notes, etc... they all work flawlessly in my experience. How I use the hub, I haven't had any bugs. Could some of them use more features? Sure, but that will come with updates. Updates...

There is no "carrier bloat" on my Canadian PRIV. Aside from BlackBerry security, a launcher, and a hub - there really is no "bloat" at all. It's as close to vanilla android it can be without being a nexus. That's one of the things many people like about BlackBerry's Android, there's no bloat...

While you wait for an answer in this forum, try contacting your carrier. There is also a complimentary year of support from BlackBerry directly. The toll free number is on a card in the box your PRIV came in. Posted via the Android Central App