BlackBerry Leap's competition
- Lol..this is clearly Leaps competition, you're assuming that if people are looking at BlackBerry devices they're just supposed to completely disregard Androids as if they're not a viable option. Who the hell shops like that?
This device is priced better than the Leap and has a better camera...trust me, people will be comparing.
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Obviously zero consumers will buy the leap if they are open to all operating systems. But as many of the forum users here are not open to getting an. Android phone at any price level.
Again I'll reiterate, the leap target market is not the average consumer. It's the business which is handing out devices to its employees and that prefers BlackBerry regardless.
Not to mention 5.5 inch vs 5inch already puts these two phones in completely different categories.05-20-15 01:32 PMLike 0 - Nice try. Link for this or I call BS. Maybe I'm wrong but loading a leak which can only come from BlackBerry themselves is not going to void a BlackBerry warranty.
ROM's on the other hand are developed but other groups of people and are not developed by Google or the phone manufacturers. So THAT will void your warranty.05-20-15 01:33 PMLike 0 - Goes to show what you know. If you never open an app or use it at all, it does not run and use resources. It may take-up a little space on my device but that is no big deal.
Look, can I ask you a really serious question? If you are such a Blackberry hater, why come to this forum? If you like to read about BlackBerry, then that's fine. but if you have such a disdain toward the devices, then don't post. Keep the hate to yourself. People come to CrackBerry to read about their BlackBerry devices and like to know the good and bad. But do they need to keep reading posts like yours trying to convince people that they should have an android because YOU say they are so much better. Don't you have better things to do with your time?
What in the world makes you think that I hate BlackBerry? I started supporting BlackBerry with the 7250 and have owned literally dozens of them since. I've been a developer for BlackBerry starting with themes for the original Storm and continuing on to the PlayBook and BB10. I love BlackBerry and would love to see them get their act together.
I still hold out hope that BlackBerry will some day make a OS and devices that meets my needs again. Voicing what I dislike about a BB10 doesn't equal me hating BlackBerry.
We both want the same things - for BlackBerry to improve and get competitive devices out to market again.05-20-15 01:34 PMLike 0 -
- You sure have a funny way of showing how much you love BlackBerry. If you want them to succeed like you claim, then maybe you should refrain from pushing OTHER devices in this or any other BlackBerry forum. Constantly bragging about how you think android is so superior to BlackBerry sure isn't going to sell a lot of BlackBerry devices. Why don't you leave your "help" to make BlackBerry succeed at the door on your way out.lovedaazn likes this.05-20-15 01:39 PMLike 1
- Maybe, Maybe not. Now that I think about it, I had you (Witmen) blocked in the past because of your constant trolling and negativity towards anything not android. Time to block you again because as of this moment I really have no interest in ever reading another word you write.Witmen likes this.05-20-15 01:46 PMLike 1
- You sure have a funny way of showing how much you love BlackBerry. If you want them to succeed like you claim, then maybe you should refrain from pushing OTHER devices in this or any other BlackBerry forum. Constantly bragging about how you think android is so superior to BlackBerry sure isn't going to sell a lot of BlackBerry devices. Why don't you leave your "help" to make BlackBerry succeed at the door on your way out.
All of the good little fanboys and fangirls constantly defended what ever BlackBerry was doing at the moment and they never gave them more.
I don't need apps.
I don't need a good camera.
I don't need to surf the web on my phone.
I don't need top of the line specs.
CrackBerry users said all of those things for years and BlackBerry took far too long to improve in those areas.
Sometimes, voicing concerns can be far more productive than pretending that everything is swell.05-20-15 01:50 PMLike 3 - You know what got BlackBerry where it is today? They believed that they didn't need to improve to keep up with the competition.
All of the good little fanboys and fangirls constantly defended what ever BlackBerry was doing at the moment and they never gave them more.
I don't need apps.
I don't need a good camera.
I don't need to surf the web on my phone.
I don't need top of the line specs.
CrackBerry users said all of those things for years and BlackBerry took far too long to improve in those areas.
Sometimes, voicing concerns can be far more productive than pretending that everything is swell.
Posted via the CrackBerry App for Androidlift likes this.05-20-15 02:00 PMLike 1 - Why does it have to be 100% one way or 100% the other way? There's a big middle we could meet in.
Neither Blackberry nor Android is perfect. Correct? We should be able to discuss our hobby without telling people they have to leave. Correct? Let's not be so defensive on both sides???
Be classically hip with the BlackBerry Classic05-20-15 02:21 PMLike 6 - You know what got BlackBerry where it is today? They believed that they didn't need to improve to keep up with the competition.
All of the good little fanboys and fangirls constantly defended what ever BlackBerry was doing at the moment and they never gave them more.
I don't need apps.
I don't need a good camera.
I don't need to surf the web on my phone.
I don't need top of the line specs.
CrackBerry users said all of those things for years and BlackBerry took far too long to improve in those areas.
Sometimes, voicing concerns can be far more productive than pretending that everything is swell.
Posted via CB1005-20-15 02:54 PMLike 0 - Maybe if you've been paying attention to the past year you would know the leap is intended as an entry level prosumer choice for devices which are handed out to employees.
Obviously zero consumers will buy the leap if they are open to all operating systems. But as many of the forum users here are not open to getting an. Android phone at any price level.
Again I'll reiterate, the leap target market is not the average consumer. It's the business which is handing out devices to its employees and that prefers BlackBerry regardless.
Not to mention 5.5 inch vs 5inch already puts these two phones in completely different categories.
Still the z30 is a nicer up scale phone.
Posted via CB1005-20-15 03:04 PMLike 0 - Nice try. Link for this or I call BS. Maybe I'm wrong but loading a leak which can only come from BlackBerry themselves is not going to void a BlackBerry warranty.
ROM's on the other hand are developed but other groups of people and are not developed by Google or the phone manufacturers. So THAT will void your warranty.
You can always revert back of course, but here is an instance where it happened!
Posted with my Z3005-20-15 03:20 PMLike 0 - You obviously don't know what you're talking about. There's a difference between leaks and rooting.
Rooting is breaking into the phone security and modifying the OS or installing an OS that isn't approved or recommended by any phone manufacturers. Obviously you are not satisfied with what you got so you have to go above and beyond and even risk your phone security and warranty to makes you feel better about your phone.
BlackBerry leaks are just beta software that you have a choice not to install. Testing out software is a choice to help developers improve their software before releasing to the general public.
lift likes this.05-20-15 03:34 PMLike 1 - I have an android tablet (fire hdx) comes with its own email client. BB blasts it in every single way. I find Android to be flimsy. Thats just my opinion. I had no choice when it came to a tablet though. I love its speed but its just feels flimsy.. The photo app is another junk compared to the simple picture viewer on bb10. Then I go to browse the net and it always has to open an external BS app to open to handle youtube videos or other things. ..I dont know..havent felt the necessity for another phone when BB gives me everything built in..Just my 2 cents05-20-15 03:43 PMLike 0
- You obviously don't know what you're talking about. There's a difference between leaks and rooting.
Rooting is breaking into the phone security and modifying the OS or installing an OS that isn't approved or recommended by any phone manufacturers. Obviously you are not satisfied with what you got so you have to go above and beyond and even risk your phone security and warranty to makes you feel better about your phone.
BlackBerry leaks are just beta software that you have a choice not to install. Testing out software is a choice to help developers improve their software before releasing to the general public.
Posted with my Z30sentimentGX4 and Witmen like this.05-20-15 03:47 PMLike 2 -
Suffer Now & Live The Rest Of Your Life As A Champion05-20-15 04:05 PMLike 0 - Hahahahahaha, liked Android so much he had to root the hell of it. LOL!!! And a rooted phone doesn't give you access to some aspects of the play store, like renting movies. So it is not all candy land.
I agree the CB site is an add abomination on the browser. Thanks for the app though.
True that BlackBerry should have a high spec to run android apps. Happy so far with my Z30
Posted via CB10lift likes this.05-20-15 04:28 PMLike 1 -
Posted via the CrackBerry App for AndroidStutterStep likes this.05-20-15 05:28 PMLike 1 - Maybe if you've been paying attention to the past year you would know the leap is intended as an entry level prosumer choice for devices which are handed out to employees.
Obviously zero consumers will buy the leap if they are open to all operating systems. But as many of the forum users here are not open to getting an. Android phone at any price level.
Again I'll reiterate, the leap target market is not the average consumer. It's the business which is handing out devices to its employees and that prefers BlackBerry regardless.
Not to mention 5.5 inch vs 5inch already puts these two phones in completely different categories.
Here's a task for you, go to a carrier store and ask if the Leap is selling better than the Passport or Classic. The answer will blow your mind.
Posted via CB1005-20-15 05:35 PMLike 0 -
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- Prem WatsAppCrackBerry Jester of JestersSomeone mentioned it's full of bloatware like Samsung phones so that's the other way of them making money. I paid top dollars for a good OS experience, not a bunch of junk and ads that will pop up to frustrate me further.
Blackberry software engineers deserves to get paid too. It's their ingenuity that makes it's users all smiley. For that I wouldn't mind paying $100 more for a better experience.
I've been trying to say that for a while. The OS does constitute value, not just the hardware specs with a free bloated OS. Making that OS and keeping it up-to-date costs money. So, how much are you really willing to pay for the OS experience on top of the hardware?
(that's were some of the price difference comes from, between a super cheapo Android and a Leap, plus add keyboard for the Classic)
� Passposted while waiting for the Z-lider.... �Bbnivende likes this.05-20-15 06:26 PMLike 1 - How's that S4 on Lollipop NOT working so good hence Cyanogen with its own restrictions. I hated Samsung updates on my Galaxy S2 and Note 8. Devices abandoned too soon. That is what I like about BlackBerry - continued support. At least better than Samsung.
Posted via CB1005-20-15 06:51 PMLike 2
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