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- 05-30-2012, 06:54 AM
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Back to the basics
From what the new ceo of RIM is saying and what direction he is heading in I feel good about them. I like them with their getting things done advertising. It what we do. I think they should follow up with a back to the basics theme being the point. I have iphones, windows phones, android and I still have my palm 3. Sure its fun to plug your phone up to the tv, but I would guess most professional people like myself have some sort of big screen tv. I would guess. What I'm saying the fun and games are good but what I need a phone for is a phone. A communication device. The media stuff I have a home system for. So just get back to the basics of a phone and let it go. The basics are what we are forgetting now. Battery life, call quality and email connectivity. That is all. Sorry for ranting.
- 05-30-2012, 07:02 AM #2
I absolutelly agree and I've always called for an e-ink blackberry that could last over a week on one charge and will not need backlight in daylight.
- 05-30-2012, 07:30 AM #3 That's actually not a horrible idea. I'm sure there are some use scenarios for that device, the military comes to mind, small & light comms for long missions.
Originally Posted by belfastdispatcher 
- 05-30-2012, 07:36 AM #4 I can't help thinking how much electricity we waste charging our phones once or twice a day. I remember when we could go for a week on one charge. Originally Posted by xandermac
I have a media ritch tablet with now not to mention a laptop, so my needs in a phone are getting more and more back to basics every day.
I hate looking at my screen getting so bright in sunlight just so I can see some writing on a webpage or email. - 05-30-2012, 08:30 AM #5
I agree, and let's not forget the security ..
- 05-30-2012, 08:52 AMThread Author #6
The security is the thing I think the average consumer is clueless to. Originally Posted by blackberry-unlocking710 I couldn't help notice your pain. Come share it with me.
- 05-30-2012, 09:03 AM #7 Yeah, a couple of days a month.I hate looking at my screen getting so bright in sunlight just so I can see some writing on a webpage or email.
You guys are more in need of a windshield wiper 
That's a good point you make there, I've never even thought of that.I can't help thinking how much electricity we waste charging our phones once or twice a day. I remember when we could go for a week on one charge.
Gonna do some
reading on that now, thanks.What's in a world?
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