[hk28mobile]

Hi everyone, I am a student from Hong Kong
Now I am working in a cell phone shop as a summer job
It is a shop catering for the foreign customers
I would like to know more latest news and info related to cell phones
and of course, I want to practice my English
Nice to meet you!

[anon(153966)]

...welcome to the world of CB!

[sedalia066]

Welcome to CrackBerry forums. Enjoy.

Via CB 10. Bits C000C6078 for news, science, and technology links.

[patel7]

welcome to the forums !

[hk28mobile]

Is it popular for you guys to change your models?
In Hong Kong, many people always change their phones to a new one

[nuff_said]

Hi everyone, I am a student from Hong Kong
Now I am working in a cell phone shop as a summer job
It is a shop catering for the foreign customers
I would like to know more latest news and info related to cell phones
and of course, I want to practice my English
Nice to meet you!

Welcome! From what I've read your English is good. Keep practicing and you'll be an expert in no time.

[Eli_B]

Welcome to the forums

[EchuOkan1]

Hello and welcome. You will find the CB forums interesting.

[EchuOkan1]

Is it popular for you guys to change your models?
In Hong Kong, many people always change their phones to a new one

We change phones when a new version comes out. For instance, I went from a BB Torch 9800 to a BB Torch 9810, and now to a BB Z10.I will keep this one until the next touch phone comes out.

[BergerKing]

Hi everyone, I am a student from Hong Kong
Now I am working in a cell phone shop as a summer job
It is a shop catering for the foreign customers
I would like to know more latest news and info related to cell phones
and of course, I want to practice my English
Nice to meet you!

Welcome to the CrackBerry forums hk! I had the pleasure of visiting Hong Kong in 1986 and '89,and had quite a good time. Somewhere, I still have coins I brought home that were passed down to my kids and grandkids. Got to do some of the touristy things, and had quite a good time going up Victoria Peak, shopping at Tsim Sha Tsui, and the many treks aboard the Star Ferries. It is fascinating, and I'm sure it has grown much since my last visit.

The variety of phones there must be pretty wild. I know that the last time I was there, small portable phones were very rare. Here's to having fun around the globe!

[troy lee]

Welcome to Cb & Bb

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[troy lee]

I'm from Cambodia

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[FF22]

Welcome. You English seems to be pretty good in your opening remarks.

[rtang1007]

Welcome to CB10! I used to be a Hong Kong guy before moving to Canada 10 years ago. I love Canada so I love BlackBerry

Posted via CB10 on my adorable Z10

[hk28mobile]

which models do you prefer?
has Q5 on the market already in your countries?

[hk28mobile]

Welcome. You English seems to be pretty good in your opening remarks.

thanks,
but my grammar is really not good
I know practice makes perfect, but it is quite cliched
By the way, I haven't imagined you guys are so nice!

[jaunty_mellifluous]

What kind of phones are more popular in Hong Kong?

Sent from my BlackBerry 9900

[rtang1007]

What kind of phones are more popular in Hong Kong?

Sent from my BlackBerry 9900

Korean phones, particularly Samsung, dominate HK market.

Posted via CB10 on my adorable Z10

[dinhnn]

I saw so many people using iphone when I was in Hong Kong on my travel. I'm from vietnam by the way.

[rtang1007]

I saw so many people using iphone when I was in Hong Kong on my travel. I'm from vietnam by the way.

Everyone I know in Hong Kong who used to use iPhones switched to Android phones since 2 years ago. BB10 is quite late to come out. Otherwise, I would have persuaded them to pick Z10. One of my relative plans to ditch his iPhone 4 in a month. He doesn't want to go for any next iPhone anymore because he thinks Apple is no longer innovative. Meanwhile, he strongly doubts the security of Android so he probably won't go for Android. I suggest him to buy Z10. He might pick up one soon. The thing is the price of Z10 in HK is way more expensive than in Canada.

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[Korepab]

thanks,
but my grammar is really not good
I know practice makes perfect, but it is quite cliched
By the way, I haven't imagined you guys are so nice!

Welcome to CB! I honestly think your grammar is leaps and bounds better than many people from HK. I would know because I used to live there.
I am sure your writing skills will definitely improve. As long as you keep practicing, so keep posting on forums!

Please let us know more of how BB is doing in HK. I know it is not great but they are trying to advertise it there.

Everyone probably has either a Samsung or an Apple in HK. I remember the time when everyone had a Sony Ericsson!

[hk28mobile]

Welcome to CB! I honestly think your grammar is leaps and bounds better than many people from HK. I would know because I used to live there.
I am sure your writing skills will definitely improve. As long as you keep practicing, so keep posting on forums!

Please let us know more of how BB is doing in HK. I know it is not great but they are trying to advertise it there.

Everyone probably has either a Samsung or an Apple in HK. I remember the time when everyone had a Sony Ericsson!

thank you again!
Actually, I seldom see advertisement of BB in HK, no matter on the TV or on the Internet
And most of our customers who buy BB are almost foreigner
Maybe its target is not the general public?
Most of people jump on the bandwagon to use Samsung S4, NoteII, or Iphone5,
The Samsung and Apple is dominating the market in HK
I used Sony Ericsson 910i at that time

By the way,