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Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com11-22-11 01:33 PMLike 0 -
I will go on record and say that OS 2.0 will not be out in February, or maybe even March... if it does make it out in February, it will be an empty, watered down update without half of what PB owners are expecting and may as well be an OS 1.x.x update.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.comLast edited by Pearl9100; 11-22-11 at 01:46 PM.
11-22-11 01:43 PMLike 0 - John has indicated in the beta zone that after the major 2.0 update we should begin receiving more frequent incremental upgrades. OS 3.0 - who knows; by the time version 3 is on the drawing board we might have holographic projectors and tractor beams as part of the hardware requirements.11-22-11 03:57 PMLike 0
- If OS2 just fixes the typing, adds a2dp and some search functions, I would be more content than now. Some love for the "professional" like Word, Sheets would be a definite plus.
OS3 - some folks are seriously delusional. Again, I'm barely hoping for the stuff in my 1st paragraph.11-22-11 04:04 PMLike 0 -
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Again, rim says that BBM is a cornerstone to the blackberry experience. They spent a lot of money on commercials and bang their chest about BBM. But then they don't include this key feature on their PB natively?
Also, I like having redundancy. If something happens to my BB, then I would have a PB to fall back on, or visa versa. Or if I walk into a building where I don't get signal but have wifi, then I can use the pb.11-22-11 07:39 PMLike 0 -
The PB is supposed to to solve issues...not add a layer of complexity (with bridging)11-22-11 07:44 PMLike 0 - laggy and buggy? Weird. I suppose its needless to say but I have had no problems with bridge at all... not in BBM... or email... or browsing.
and... if you walk into a building without wifi... you continue to use your PB over bridge... which you didn't pay anyone for. No tethering fees.
I mean did someone ******* in your sugary breakfast cereal?11-22-11 07:51 PMLike 0 -
A wise person once looked in my closet and said - "I could save you a lot of money on clothes that you do not wear - by helping you 'not buy them' in the first place. It seems like a bargain on the rack that you might use, but its no bargain if you only have a 50% chance of using it.
If I understood all this buying theory I could be a great economist.Pearl9100 likes this.11-22-11 08:07 PMLike 1 -
The only previous timeline RIM missed was native email for summer, the rest has been speculation. Why'd they miss? They went back to the drawing board and re-did it from the ground up to create a great experience rather than average one. Native email was demoed at BB World, but it was just the OS6 email app running in the BBOS Player with a small tablet UI update. RIM could have released it, but they decided not to for good reason. OS 2.0 will have fully QNX-native email and BES support, that's a much bigger undertaking but the results will be far far superior. Look at how different it is today BlackBerry PlayBook Native Email, Contacts and Calendar Screenshots and Details | BlackBerry Cool from what was shown at BB world. What we have today isn't just fully native email infrastructure, but a Cascades UI too.11-23-11 01:37 AMLike 0
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