Reviews have been mostly favourable so far. It's supposedly better than most operating systems with the exception of iOS.
http://mobile.bloomberg.com/video/m...rry-10-XZ4LCpIATLa8fJ711PB87A.html?cmpid=yhoo
And it has the best mobile browser too.
http://www.techvibes.com/blog/blackberry-best-mobile-browser-2012-11-09
it only took them what 6-7 years to realize they were using an outdated OS
lol jesus i hate BBs with a passion maybe this new phone wont suck as much as
the os 7 phones
Samsung Galaxy S4? its not even out yet, id go with Note 2
Lol. It took a few years for them to realize that not everyone was in love with their keyboard.
Why the hate? Or is just cool to hate on Blackberry?
Galaxy S4. S3 is tight, but the S4 is gonna be nutty.
ive used BBs for a couple years at work and i have to say they cant compete
with android ios they have/had small screens, crappy touch screens, horrible
and slow browser
our it manager would brag about the security and bbm but how often do
average joe's phones get hacked and nobody i know has a bb
Is blackberry even going to make it out of 2013?
They should launch with 70 000 apps. How many apps do people need? I read somewhere that most of the 700 000 apps that Apple has don't even get downloaded. Of the remaining apps that do get downloaded how many are fart buttons, solitaire games or links to websites?
The smartphone industry is more like the car industry, there's lots of room for competition. Sales of 1.5 billion units are expected in 2016. There will be other competing operating systems in the near future. Samsung will try Tizen and other companies will follow. Android can't maintain over 70 percent of the market forever.
Not that many apps are needed, it just depends on the person. When I bought a Nexus 7, I found that several apps I use often on iOS were not available in the Google Play store and that really made me change my mind, considering some of the alternatives were just not that good.
I think this is true in developing countries, but people don't seem to like to deal with multiple OS's. We saw it on desktops: 'Windows or Apple'? Then it was 'iOS or Android'? People get more and more locked into OS ecosystems, invest in apps, games, music and movies and the interconnectivity of devices. But who knows, sometimes companies falter (like RIM) and people jump ship for something else. Either way, the competition is a good thing.
Your best bet is- as it always was- Nokia.Are there any new, GOOD, phones that have come out that aren't touchscreens? I still have an old BlackBerry Bold from like 2009 or before, lmao. I think I might get a new phone, but I don't want to get a touchscreen.