[Loc22]

I love it. I'm using it as though it is the hub on the BlackBerry 10. The pop up widgets are great and I love it too wish that it is supported by more apps out there.

Those who commented they didn't like it on top are using it wrongly or not customising it to their needs. Perhaps someone can help them do so.

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[CDM76]

I love it. I'm using it as though it is the hub on the BlackBerry 10. The pop up widgets are great and I love it too wish that it is supported by more apps out there.

Those who commented they didn't like it on top are using it wrongly or not customising it to their needs. Perhaps someone can help them do so.

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Or maybe we just don't like it or find a need for it?

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[Julesan]

I don't have an android BlackBerry yet however the Hub will be crucial. Berryflow has a you tube video which I had seen that explains the widget. I like the concept. Looks very useful.

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[Loc22]

Or maybe we just don't like it or find a need for it?

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Oops yes I guess so. I noticed that a lot of people who are used to the Android and iOS environments love to have a separate app for every different function. Whereas I find it inconvenient to have to many apps to do one task.

e. g. I love to have 1 app to handle my emails, SMS, BBM, WhatsApp, Facebook, etc.

Whereas someone from the Android and iOS environments would prefer to have;
- Gmail for Gmail
- yahoo for Yahoo mail
- Outlook for office email
- messages - for SMS
- WhatsApp for WhatsApp
- Microsoft Word for attachments on email
- pdf reader for attachments
- Chrome for browsing and so on.

That's why I feel Android and iPhone needs many apps.

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