If BB Goes belly Up - How much $ should Thorsten get?
- I've read that Thorsten Heins would get around $55.6 million if BlackBerry got bought out and he got the punt...I find this grossly unfair and way too much money. Money much better spent on paying some REAL COMPETENT DEVS to fix the problems with the current PlayBook and bring it back to life. If he actually gets this amount of money should BB go under then I hope they pay him in un-bought PlayBooks. thorsten heins posts on CNET
It also says he'd make $22 million if shareholders got smart and fired his a$$...how sickening. No wonder this company is screwed...BergerKing likes this.08-25-13 08:15 PMLike 1 - 08-25-13 08:41 PMLike 0
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- He should have all of his teeth extracted without benefit of any freezing or pain killers.
Posted via CB10 from the BlackBerry Z1008-26-13 12:50 AMLike 2 - I go all over crackberry lol. Yeah, it sucks that the PlayBook isn't getting BB10. But it was a business decision that was made by people who are much better informed about the company that you or I. PlayBook still works well on 2.1, if you can't be satisfied with a 3 year old tablet as it is you should just get a new tablet.08-26-13 12:57 AMLike 0
- I go all over crackberry lol. Yeah, it sucks that the PlayBook isn't getting BB10. But it was a business decision that was made by people who are much better informed about the company that you or I. PlayBook still works well on 2.1, if you can't be satisfied with a 3 year old tablet as it is you should just get a new tablet.
SCrid2000 since you are a recent law school graduate why not apply to BlackBerry's "crack" legal team? I'm sure they're going to requires lots of lawyers/attorneys SOON.cmdr_dan and Carl Estes like this.08-26-13 07:08 AMLike 2 - I go all over crackberry lol. Yeah, it sucks that the PlayBook isn't getting BB10. But it was a business decision that was made by people who are much better informed about the company that you or I. PlayBook still works well on 2.1, if you can't be satisfied with a 3 year old tablet as it is you should just get a new tablet.
Really, it's such a fitting epitaph for BlackBerry to put the BB 10 Spawn out to pasture before realizing it's full potential - a clearly missed opportunity. Better informed you say? Hardly, they've probably never queried their customers at all or else they'd realize that they were on to something great but it just needed some fixing. That's what happens when a company can't get out of it's own way and listen to it's customers. It simply needed easy fixes and minor updates. It didn't need a hub...the resource eating hub is what killed the PlayBook. Nothing else except inept decision making.08-26-13 12:00 PMLike 3 - Really, it's such a fitting epitaph for BlackBerry to put the BB 10 Spawn out to pasture before realizing it's full potential - a clearly missed opportunity. Better informed you say? Hardly, they've probably never queried their customers at all or else they'd realize that they were on to something great but it just needed some fixing. That's what happens when a company can't get out of it's own way and listen to it's customers. It simply needed easy fixes and minor updates. It didn't need a hub...the resource eating hub is what killed the PlayBook. Nothing else except inept decision making.08-26-13 12:33 PMLike 3
- I am with you on this. How can a company just not 'get it' so often, and for so long? Customers of either sort (business and private) are their bread and butter, and shouldn't be dismissed with such callous disregard. It isn't the fact that it is old, and we should just move on, it is the same repeat pattern of lies, lateness, and less-than-expected that we get. I don't believe a word they say anymore. To me, BlackBerry is still RIM (Rectalcraniosis Is Malignant).08-26-13 12:42 PMLike 0
- Microsoft springs to mind as another company that "just doesn't get it". Zune, Vista, Windows 8, RT tablets and if you go way back I even once bought a MS Wireless Router too (MN-700) that was pure crap and EOL'ed. HP is up there too at the top of this list (RIP webOS).
To me, HP stands for "high priced" or "horse pucky."08-26-13 12:44 PMLike 0 - If you live long enough, you will see the rise and fall of many companies. Remember Palm? How about Lotus 123? After a failure like the Apple Newton, who could have imagined the iPod, iPhone and iPad? Yet, it possible that Apple may meet its demise. Blackberry had a very good run, but in all likelihood, its best days are behind them. Will you refuse to disembark at the next safe harbor, or will you get sucked under by the wake of the "next best thing?" It is better to savor the good old days, reminiscing on how Blackberry moved the computer age forward to higher heights, than to become the old man who has become bitter because has the best steak in the world before, but no teeth to chew it with.08-26-13 01:14 PMLike 0
- If you live long enough, you will see the rise and fall of many companies. Remember Palm? How about Lotus 123? After a failure like the Apple Newton, who could have imagined the iPod, iPhone and iPad? Yet, it possible that Apple may meet its demise. Blackberry had a very good run, but in all likelihood, its best days are behind them. Will you refuse to disembark at the next safe harbor, or will you get sucked under by the wake of the "next best thing?" It is better to savor the good old days, reminiscing on how Blackberry moved the computer age forward to higher heights, than to become the old man who has become bitter because has the best steak in the world before, but no teeth to chew it with.Carl Estes likes this.08-26-13 01:20 PMLike 1
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- Well, this is one of the toughest decisions I had to make. i think we should actively discuss and consider.08-26-13 01:53 PMLike 3
- If only the playbook had a 'home' button, he could press it and let it tell him where to go and how to get there. Do not pass Go; do not collect $200....Carl Estes likes this.08-26-13 01:59 PMLike 1
- lol. I suppose a less flippant and more honest response though would be just tell him to clear his desk, and don't let the door hit his backside on the way out. But I can't resist the urge to be a comedian. Failure should never be rewarded, for fear of the lessons taught to others. I fear Corporation World is like Planet Banker though - unconnected to the real world .cmdr_dan likes this.08-26-13 02:03 PMLike 1
- lol. I suppose a less flippant and more honest response though would be just tell him to clear his desk, and don't let the door hit his backside on the way out. But I can't resist the urge to be a comedian. Failure should never be rewarded, for fear of the lessons taught to others. I fear Corporation World is like Planet Banker though - unconnected to the real world .08-26-13 02:07 PMLike 0
- I go all over crackberry lol. But it was a business decision that was made by people who are much better informed about the company that you or I. PlayBook still works well on 2.1, if you can't be satisfied with a 3 year old tablet as it is you should just get a new tablet.
As far as your assertion that the tablet is "three years old," the tablet was first offered for sale, in any form, around April 2011. That's less than two and one-half years ago. Great math on your part.
Furthermore, the 4G LTE version of the Playbook was released in August 2012 and the 3G version of the Playbook was released in November 2012.
Again, great math on your part.FF22 and chaosdivine like this.08-26-13 03:26 PMLike 2 -
One key trait that any competent attorney/law clerk/paralegal/law student needs to have is the ability to get his/her facts "right." This Scrid character jumps into this thread and immediately tries to foist upon the readers that the Playbook is a "three year old tablet."
Actually, the first version of the Playbook was released in April, 2011, less than two and one-half years ago. Even rounding up doesn't get one to three years.
The 4G LTE version of the Playbook was first released in August 2012, less than a year and a month ago.
The 3G version of the Playbook was released less than a year ago.
Making a mess of facts like Scrid has will get an attorney laughed out of court, at best, and, in worse case scenarios, subject that attorney to paying malpractice awards.08-26-13 03:41 PMLike 0
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