[Steve Rizla]

What's the difference between large and small pixels? I've never seen that distinction made before.

Larger pixels let in more light. Better pictures at night or in low light situations.

[jonty12]

For me two nifty features are two of the reasons I use a BB.... automatic conference calling and free/busy lookup for calendar appointments. That along with the Hub and file/attachment handling are the key reasons I haven't switched platforms. Nice to see these (not sure about file handling) in the Priv.

[cbvinh]

How Do you know that the front cam for priv has 1.75 microm pixels?? And if so how about the back camera??

Oh, you know, I made it up from the official specs posted here:

ShopBlackBerry Online Store - BlackBerry PRIV

(see Specifications)

As for the back camera, BlackBerry didn't list the pixel size, probably because it's smaller than 1.75 microns, just like how iPhone 6s went to 12 MP from 8 MP and reduced their pixel size from 1.5 micron to 1.22 micron. (More pixels, smaller pixels.)

Apple noting 1.5 micron pixels as a feature, after keeping the back camera 8 MP from iPhone 5 to iPhone 6:

[cbvinh]

Unfortunately, I think you may be right. Gives the carriers an exclusive like they did with the Passport and AT&T. If true, that is very unfortunate for a device in this price range.

Does wireless charging allow for rapid charging? If not, "eh..."

[chats90]

Just maxing out on Specs isn't enough to charge $800. Where's the trust ?