- 02-11-2013, 08:51 AM
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My patient is running thin with you Blackberry.
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Unacceptable Most of this apps is Canadian content what's up with that.
No science apps
Very Very Very sad
Games
Temeple 1 & 2
All of the Angry Bird
Subway Surfers
Galaxy on Fire 2 HD
Cut the rope
Whers's my water
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars
Battle Nations
Brothers In ArmsŪ 2
Ghostbusters
Need for Speed
All Ea Sports
Wipeout
Asphalt 7
I would have written additionally down got tired of typing them out
70,000 my *** further like 69,900 android ports all crap 100 nothing new.
What's very sad you told us before the launch that ea sport and game loft were on aborad but where. - 02-11-2013, 09:05 AM #4
Wow, as a doctor you should have better patients.
Bacon should be reclassified as meat candy.Devices: SPH-A620/VGA 1000, Sanyo Katana, BlackBerry 8330, 9630, 9670, MB855 Photon, SPH-L710 Galaxy SIII.TM13, Taking Mobile Nations to the next level! - 02-11-2013, 09:05 AM #5
If you use a lot of apps don't buy a BB 10 or WP8, go iPhone or Android. Smaller players will always have less apps and inferior quality.
- 02-11-2013, 09:08 AM #6
'My Patient'?
Giggle.
Oh the humanity! The injustice of it all! How therefore shall we continue to survive with our meagre supply of apps? I weaken by the hour! Somebody helpppppppp.......Alex? Anyone?
The app story has been covered in dozens of posts. Don't like it and can't wait? Return the phone and go away.
The repitition of these princesses' complaining is nauseating. - 02-11-2013, 09:12 AM #7
Huh. Who knew the secret to weight loss was the BlackBerry Z10. Thanks Doc!
Sent from my jail cell using a corrupt prison warden - 02-11-2013, 09:13 AM #8
So.. OP expctation is that evey app that is avaialble that the "OP" wants should be available at launch of a brand new Platform..... Guess the OP would have never bought a smartphone from anyone... Iphone when first came out... no apps... Android 6,000 WP8 12,000 ( depending on source),,,, never ceases to amaze me of how people never look at the real world and how it works and only care what "they" want....
- 02-11-2013, 09:14 AM #9
I understand where the OP is coming from.........I've been waiting over a year for Blackberry to get it right.......not waiting any longer.
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- 02-11-2013, 09:16 AM #10
Let's see ... a Canadian company being supported right off the bat by Canadian companies? Some mystery there genius. Meanwhile all the American companies are saying things like "we will make an app once the platform is successful" and related crud.
BlackBerry has done more to woo BB10 developers than any other platform IMHO and it is working. More and more apps are coming. I suspect a lot of the big American companies will be releasing apps in time for the USA release of the Z10.
Android ports are filling out the store so other short minded developers can "see" success and we have some transitional content. On my PlayBook the Android version of the Kobo reading app worked better than the native Kobo app so I am not worried about the Android content on BlackBerry World cause some of it might be better.
I read somewhere (I think it was CPU magazine) that over 400,000 apps on the Apple Store have never been downloaded more than a few times (probably by the developer and his friends) so the number of Apps in a store doesn't impress me, Apple, Google or BlackBerry. Can I get the stuff done I want to do? So far, yes. So I am happy. Am I upset that I have to watch Netflix on my 55" TV rather than my phone? Not really. Do I miss a few Android apps? Sure, Waze is really cool and I can't sideload it.
But do I blame BlackBerry? Not in the least.
If you want 100% bullet proof access to the latest and greatest trendy apps go Apple and be happy. It's hard to fight the Apple juggernaut right now. iMore would be very please to have you frequent their forums.7100t -> 7230 -> 7290 -> 8700r -> 8310 -> 8900 -> 8520 -> 9800 -> 9810 -> 9900 -> Z10 & Playbook (64gb) - 02-11-2013, 09:18 AM #11~ Still waters run deep ~
- 02-11-2013, 09:30 AM #12
Patience is a virtue my friend, relax. We knew from the start that the app selection wouldn't be amazing per se, these thing take time.
- 02-11-2013, 09:34 AM
Thread Author #13
I'm giving it untill March release in USA . Back to Iphone
- 02-11-2013, 09:40 AM #14
u need to relax.. have u ever bought a smartphone the day after their first ever release?
iphone 1 - iOS
the HTC G1 - android
mann if u did you would appreciate what Blackberry has done with BB10...
those platforms were HORRIBLE .. android's market place didn't even exist and when it did come along it was just GARBAGE!! u think app world right now is bad? the fact u have media content, books, and apps and the fact u can sideload apps is more then enough for a brand new platform..
have u taken a look at WP? it just got over 100,000 apps... imagine u went to WP8.. u would be killing yourself.
yes i do understand the times have changed since ios and android first came out.. but still u have to understand u are adopting a new platform.. have u tried Windows 8 on your PC? why are there bugs? why are there issues with certain apps? they have windows 3.1 --> windows 7 to perfect it no? BEEEP wrong..
so how can u expect BB10 to be perfect being a new platform with a crazy amount of apps etc!?
people think BB10 is just an evolution of BBOS.. it definitely IS for sure in most ways.. but not software wise.. it's COMPLETELY different!!
so if ur going to adopt a new platform (yes, BB10 is BRAND NEW) then u have to expect to wait for stuff to come along.. like i said in other posts... devices and software are not put into a MAGIC OVEN and come out PERFECTLY developed with all the bells and whistles and 1000000000 apps for everyone to enjoy! it's impossible!
here was my G1 when it first came out..
- 02-11-2013, 09:47 AM #15
- 02-11-2013, 09:55 AM #17
It appears you need a lesson in the "real world." True, when the iPhone was first released there were zero apps. But there was no competition in the smart phone market so zero apps was the starting line. When Android devices were released the starting line for apps in the smart phone market had changed. Android manufacturers realized their phone would be shelved right beside the iPhone so they had to offer a competitive product that included apps the masses wanted. Another dynamic at the time of Android's release is many consumers were purchasing their first smart phone.
BB10 devices are entering a very different smart phone market. For the vast majority of consumers, apps are the reason they have a smart phone. Another difference is a majority of consumers own a smart phone. For BB10 to be successful they are going to have to have a product attractive enough for current Android/iPhone users to switch to. Having a superior OS and solid core of apps will good enough for most of the core BB fans here on CrackBerry. But to the majority of consumers, the ones that BlackBerry must win to succeed, they are going to want the same apps on their new phone that were available to them on their iPhones and Androids.Thanked by 2:Homo Erectus (02-11-2013), torndownunit (02-11-2013)
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02-11-2013, 10:11 AM #18
Yes. Let's keep comparing OS's from 2007-2008 when apps were in their infancy, to an OS in 2013 and a company that has been in business now for a decade. Seems rational.
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- 02-11-2013, 10:36 AM #19
I'm not sure what people think BlackBerry could have done differently with respect to apps for BB10? If they didn't have android runtime, there would be even fewer apps. If it was possible to force companies to make apps it would have been done already. People will either be satisfied with what's been done and/or with what's on the horizon, or they won't be - and if they aren't, perhaps they shouldn't get a BlackBerry and save themselves some grief.
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- 02-11-2013, 10:40 AM #20
Sorry you so are disappointed! I hope you find the apps that will soothe your tortured soul! Good Luck!
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02-11-2013, 10:51 AM #21
That's the real kick in the nuts, Blackberry HAS done everything I think possible to try to get people on board. Alec Saunders has busted his hump and done pretty much anything humanly possible to help address this situation, but the only thing that will help is time. If the Z10 and Q10 (and any other phones to be released this year) prove to be successful, and marketshare begins to creep back, then things will slowly turn around. This will be a long road yet, and for those that require certain apps, they might be best to just take a wait and see approach, as I am. The phone looks good, hardware looks good, but for me, it's still lacking certain things that will keep me using other platforms for now. However, the future looks MUCH brighter than it did 2 years ago.
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- 02-11-2013, 11:12 AM #23
The Bottom line......if you don't feel like waiting any longer, buy what makes you HAPPY. Thats EXACTLY what I did.......PERIOD
- 02-11-2013, 11:21 AM #24
there is always a tradeoff. iPhone and Android you have the apps but you cannot replace the battery in iPhone and high end androids - except for plasticky samsung phones that look awful. WP8 and BB10 may not have apps but offer something different. If you prefer the BB10 OS, the keyboard, the UI and the hub, get it. Else catch the skinny running patient and show him an iPhone or an Android phone
Time you enjoy wasting, was not wasted - 02-11-2013, 11:25 AM #25
Title needs to be fixed. "My patience is running thin with you developers who are not willing to develop for BlackBerry."
BlackBerry has done its part. It's now in the developers court to....you know.....develop.
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