RIM cancelled BlackBerry Colt, Milan, working on only one BlackBerry 10 device?
Share:
Share:
Samsung Galaxy Nexus gets a white version next month, available for pre-order 
Verizon's NFL app (finally) working on the Galaxy Nexus 
Related phones
10 Comments
2. GALAXY-S posted on 05 Jan 2012, 09:32 3 0
EVerything blackberry is doing now is negative.. I stopped seeing improvements back in 2008.. by the time they release a bb 10 devices they will already be behind all other OS ..
3. remixfa posted on 05 Jan 2012, 10:31 2 0
i think splintering the line between BB7 and BB10 devices is a bad move, but im for reducing the line up. i detailed that very idea in one of the other threads. they need a traditional BB business device like the bold, the Torch as a half way, and the London as the touch screen. 3 devices, kill everything else.
8. Droid_X_Doug posted on 05 Jan 2012, 13:36 1 0
I have advocated for 3 BB handsets across all carriers for going on close to a year. Sounds like the folks at RIM have been told (by the carriers) to cut it to 1 handset. If this handset flops, it will be time to exit the handset business.
4. bigdawg23 posted on 05 Jan 2012, 10:48 0 2
Most BB users don't care about Processors, Camera or OS. However they should as they have phones releasing with hardware found in nearly two year old iPhone 4 and a lot of Android devices. Nevermind how far behind they are compared to the iPhone 4S and devices like SGS2 and Galaxy Nexus.
5. bvalde09 posted on 05 Jan 2012, 11:55 0 0
Ok RIM. Here is the deal. You line up have always been focus on business so you really dont have much tech behind your phones. IT is time to think different and put some tech behind the phones. BB London seems to have a good design. They should get some tech on BB TOUCH 9900, Improve the torch and Put the London Out. The porsche is for people who has money. 3000 for a phone?? Dont think so. Plus I dont see any tech behind the phone.
Give users options. BB is al about the BBM and how is good for business and communication thats it. Would you put like hotspot or dual core?
When me as consumer think on BB I think about BBM nothing else., and that is just wrong they need to do much more
6. PhoneCritic posted on 05 Jan 2012, 12:08 2 2
I have said it before and I will say it Again it is time for RIM to seriously think of adopting either Android or WP7!!!! ( I would bet on Android as they could reap the benifits of a hug app store right away). It is sad, but again, RIM has no one to blame but managment.
7. 9_HeLLs_oF_DrOid posted on 05 Jan 2012, 13:05 0 3
I used to be a Blackberry bold owner, used to do a lot of BBM'ing but then I took an arrow in the knee.
