[DamianWarS]

Great you thought to try. I'm a tad lazy, but don't mind stealing other's efforts.

I use keyo, because I always want to KO this guy http://i723.photobucket.com/albums/w...G93bi5naWY.gif



Never asked me

In the actual logo "one" is lowercase but the "n" looks funny with the other characters: KEYᵒⁿᵉ so I modified it with an uppercase N: KEYᵒᶰᵉ this modified one sits more inline than the first: KEYᴼᴺᴱ but it might show up differently on different devices.

[AhabSnake]

can't see it being supported for long, as Mr chen isn't interested in the phone business any more. They are just licensing the manufacturing and design of the future phones. It's a shame because i find the BB10 the best out there.

[DrBoomBotz]

Still a few people still firmly in the "yes" camp.

[richmaz3333]

If u like bb10 still use it if not use any other phone all very similar now days that's why I like bb10 and will use it till its ends

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[D BB]

Really? I'm more worry about the future of the planet.
BB10 will be working, until your phone for some reason stops working. Swap if you really like the hardware of k1 or Dtek.
You sill have the android runtime for other browsers, after all certificates experies (in 2030 or something)

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[Muhammad Bilal13]

I hope BlackBerry never dies

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[CBKevin]

yes

[DrBoomBotz]

yes

eh... no.

[GadgetTravel]

I use my Q10 as a good back up alarm clock.

[Dunt Dunt Dunt]

I use my Q10 as a good back up alarm clock.

I thought about charging stand/dock for my Z10 to do the same... didn't find one and just bought a cheap clock that my wife can figure out too.

[anon(9188202)]

What year is it? How long have I been sleeping? 😂

[RoseBud68]

Using my Passport as an alarm clock.

[bb10adopter111]

5 years, and I'm enjoying my BB10 phones more than ever, especially now that I've gotten rid of all the Android crapps. Thanks, KEYone, for being an awesome crAPP magnet!

[tangozulu]

My Z30 is just fine. What's up wasn't a BB10 killer. I have it working fine on our z's and Q's.
Can't see any reason to switch.

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[johnny_bravo72]

Lol this thread is still alive?
BB10's (and BBOS) "future" was announced about 2 months ago:

BlackBerry announces at least another two years of support for BB10 and BBOS users https://www.crackberry.com/blackberr...and-bbos-users

[anon(10409160)]

I’m hopeful for all those still using BBOS and BlackBerry 10. I loved both. With respect to a future I think they’ll hold out but only with hopes for BlackBerry Android conversions. Eventually they will need to shut it down and while happy, I’m shocked they’re promising two more years.

[bb10adopter111]

It's conjecture, but I think they are promising two more years because they have a few very important government clients who have not fully certified Android or iOS yet and who are paying for a certain level of support for their critical requirements.

[FrankUnderwood]

It's done. Even Claire and I went to the Priv Nd Android so...

[Bfalcon1]

No future at all

[Dunt Dunt Dunt]

No future at all

Well 20 months of declining functionality... is some future.

[khaledj87]

worst system ever, I wish this system was never existed, this is the main reason why I ha ve lost all my data, contacts and notes.

https://forums.crackberry.com/genera.../#post13141526

I can only blame bb10 and blackberry link

[conite]

worst system ever, I wish this system was never existed, this is the main reason why I ha ve lost all my data, contacts and notes.

I can only blame bb10 and blackberry link

You're using software that is already EOL and has been for some time.

You would have been better to use Ultimate Backup.

[khaledj87]

Blackberry for me is history and once I will be able to restore my data from it, I will kiss BB goodbye once and for all

[eshropshire]

It's conjecture, but I think they are promising two more years because they have a few very important government clients who have not fully certified Android or iOS yet and who are paying for a certain level of support for their critical requirements.

This maybe the case, but personally I have a hard time seeing this as a reason. If BlackBerry was supporting important Government customers they would provide security updates. I assume all of the security certifications for BB10 are void due to their lack of remedies for critical vulnerabilities.

I believe the EOS date is based on contracts for running the servers. One of the logical cost cutting moves for Chen to have undertaken in 2014 would have been to outsource the management of the data centers. I don't know if he did this, but I would have made this change. May not have saved money but would have provided a predictable cost framework. The EOL date probably equals the end of the outsource contract.

[brookie229]

I believe the EOS date is based on contracts for running the servers

Agreed. We have already seen the contract for MicroTrend's BlackBerry Guardian plugin expire. Very soon (maybe any day now) the server for BlackBerry Travel and it's World Mate contract will expire and be shut down. Maps will probably be soon to follow. All of these services are based on server contracts that do not shut down suddenly without notice. BB will not announce each service shut down date but they already put out a blanket statement with that 2 year deadline.