Thorsten Heins again hints at licensing BlackBerry 10
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1. nnaatthhaannx2 posted on 29 Mar 2012, 17:40 2 2
They should just give up.
Even though they make pretty good products, no one wants to walk around holding a BlackBerry.
4. downphoenix posted on 29 Mar 2012, 18:41 0 0
yes, because people should select the phone they want to use because on what everyone else is using, not what they like best and best suits them. Some people go with BB because of their security, some because they need to for work (enterprise), some like the form factor, some dont care for touchscreen phones, some like the email/bbm features. I think buying a phone should be based on if you like the features, form factor, etc. etc. not on if all your friends and family have the same phone and you can download words with friends or whatever on it.
2. sheepygalaxy posted on 29 Mar 2012, 18:08 0 0
Blackberry where too dog in there day but have gone down hill maybe this will be a but off saving grace for rim.
5. intos posted on 29 Mar 2012, 18:43 0 0
9900-9930 ITS THE MOST BEAUTIFULL PHONE EVER ! IF THEY THINK TO UPGADE IT T0 BB10 IT COULD BE GREAT !!!
6. christianqwerty posted on 29 Mar 2012, 19:01 0 0
The only reason that i would get a blackberry is for its hardware ( Great built quality and battery life) not software.
7. Gcombs posted on 29 Mar 2012, 21:46 1 0
Hmmm Nokia, Microsoft or Google swoop in and get those patents... LOL
8. axllebeer posted on 03 Apr 2012, 14:35 0 0
The current software has come about as far as they can take it. I love my Bold 9930 and wish more people would give it a chance. Even though BB10 won't come to current handhelds (which would be great) I plan on using this one till either it dies or I do, (depending on if the world ends or not by the end of the year )
This really is an "all the eggs in 1 basket" situation for RIM. If they can wow the world with BB10 then they will be just fine. My fingers are crossed but the way the past has progressed, it's hard to be optimistic. Emerging markets are saving them right now for the most part, but that will only continue for so long. If RIM goes under, might just to back to a feature phone. Can't Stand the rest...
