[LoganSix]

I can't find the video, but they showed the Q10 as the example of powering up phones as part of the new TSA rules.

This ABC video used an older BlackBerry

[Dunt Dunt Dunt]

A lot of stock smartphone clips and photos are still BlackBerry devices (or other QWERTY devices). While the popularity of the QWERTY device has fallen to almost ZERO, it is still a symbol of where the smartphone started.

But as time goes buy and fewer people even know what a QWERTY device is... it will be used less.

[Septembersrain]

Like how the next generation won't know what we meant by "Rolling down the window" soon they won't know what a QWERTY device is.


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[habs_fan]

A lot of stock smartphone clips and photos are still BlackBerry devices (or other QWERTY devices). While the popularity of the QWERTY device has fallen to almost ZERO, it is still a symbol of where the smartphone started.

But as time goes buy and fewer people even know what a QWERTY device is... it will be used less.

I disagree with both posters yes touchscreens will still outsell QWERTY phones but they will never go away there's still a ton of people and even young people that want keyboard phones as well as business and government employees ect.

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[notafanboy]

I disagree with both posters yes touchscreens will still outsell QWERTY phones but they will never go away there's still a ton of people and even young people that want keyboard phones as well as business and government employees ect.

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Some posters just hate BlackBerry to the point they will make ridiculous statements that do not even warrant a response.

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[bbnrs]

Qwerty phones are somewhat akin to automobile manual transmissions which have decreased in sales to the masses.

[Dunt Dunt Dunt]

I disagree with both posters yes touchscreens will still outsell QWERTY phones but they will never go away there's still a ton of people and even young people that want keyboard phones as well as business and government employees ect.

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I never said they would go away... But they won't be the symbol for smartphones in the future as they won't be recognized as being what a smartphone is anymore.

[c_legaspi]

With the boot time, you may miss your flight

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[FSeverino]

A lot of stock smartphone clips and photos are still BlackBerry devices (or other QWERTY devices). While the popularity of the QWERTY device has fallen to almost ZERO, it is still a symbol of where the smartphone started.

But as time goes buy and fewer people even know what a QWERTY device is... it will be used less.

No... it is a symbol of how f#$!ing lazy the media is.

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