[johnhein]

Using a Q10?

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[howarmat]

why do you ask? do you have pictures or anything?

[Signhere]

Not sure if it's a Q10 but looks like an BB10 phone.



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[AnthonyWhoso]

Definitely a Q10.

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[nucks26]

Sick!! Too bad they lost

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[9of13]

BROOKLYN!!!!!!

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[johnhein]

The news reported that he used TTC, had his duffel bag, and his BlackBerry.

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[AZN]

Sort of entertaining game. Definitely a good finish though. Just couldn't close it out at the end

[mf1982]

BlackBerry was an MLSE sponsor this year. Wouldn't surprise me that they gave a bunch of BlackBerry's to team staff and players.

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[Detective M Downs]

Sporting the fresh Canada Goose and Tumi Travel bag, too

[boys_inter]

Living in Toronto, and having attended a lot of MLSE events, most MLSE staff are equipped with BlackBerry Q10's, except for some. The general manager of the Leafs (Dave Nonis) and his executive staff use iPhone 5's, while the last time I saw Raptors GM Masai Ujiri, at the home opener, he was typing on a BlackBerry Q10.

[gokulesh]

Living in Toronto, and having attended a lot of MLSE events, most MLSE staff are equipped with BlackBerry Q10's, except for some. The general manager of the Leafs (Dave Nonis) and his executive staff use iPhone 5's, while the last time I saw Raptors GM Masai Ujiri, at the home opener, he was typing on a BlackBerry Q10.

Interesting. They certainly use BES. Good write up on BlackBerry blog. Excerpt:

?I?ve had lots of phones, lots of BlackBerries,? says Dave Hopkinson, Chief Commercial Officer at MLSE, in the below video. The BlackBerry Z30 smartphone ?is the first BlackBerry that synthesizes everything ? your contacts, your calendar, your email, your dialogue and your conversations ? and puts it at your fingertips.?

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[mf1982]

Living in Toronto, and having attended a lot of MLSE events, most MLSE staff are equipped with BlackBerry Q10's, except for some. The general manager of the Leafs (Dave Nonis) and his executive staff use iPhone 5's, while the last time I saw Raptors GM Masai Ujiri, at the home opener, he was typing on a BlackBerry Q10.

Considering Nonis has been neutered, who really cares about him? The Star is trying to start up Babcock to the Leafs rumours, with the promise of more power. If it happens, Nonis can take his iPhone and look for a Job Search app.

I'd like to see the partnership continue. I guess we'll see what Chen has in mind. I'm sure it wasn't a cheap sponsorship and even though it got the BlackBerry name out there, not sure how many sales that translated into.

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