What if BB10 devices...
- BB10.3.3 is taking FOREVER, and it's only a minor update. Updating both BB and Android is a huge drain on BlackBerry, and you have to admit BlackBerry 10 is dying fast. Many apps are leaving the BB world and the Android run time is on Jelly Bean. What if they stop updating BB10 after fixing as many bugs as they can, and make Android an optional update? With Nougat multi-screen and Material Design, squared displays are a-OK. Android is the new direction of BlackBerry, but that doesn't mean BB10 devices should be left to die. BBdroid is great IMO and security is only getting better with Nougat.10-26-16 10:45 PMLike 0
- No, they wouldn't. People would be unlikely to buy a Classic or Passport Android with the existing hardware. So, now they're faced with the development costs to put new hardware together. Huge money, in all likelihood.Tien-Lin Chang likes this.10-27-16 04:43 PMLike 1
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I'm pretty sure I'm in the minority there though, and even if a souped-up, Android-powered Classic (which I would also buy) were to magically appear, I think it would be a niche player at best. The market as a whole just doesn't value good keyboards like Crackberry users do. They'd rather have the extra screen space.
Posted on my Model MTien-Lin Chang likes this.10-27-16 05:51 PMLike 1 - 10-28-16 06:51 AMLike 0
- Fact is that they don't stand to make any additional money by updating the existing BB10 devices. They won't just start flying off of the shelves again because the OS was updated (something most consumers won't be aware of anyway).
The most financially sound thing BlackBerry can do is phase out updates and continue on their Android path, leaving existing BB10 users to upgrade to new devices which will hopefully mean [some] additional hardware sales for BlackBerry Android. Which is exactly what they are doing...10-28-16 07:07 AMLike 3 - Fact is that they don't stand to make any additional money by updating the existing BB10 devices. They won't just start flying off of the shelves again because the OS was updated (something most consumers won't be aware of anyway).
The most financially sound thing BlackBerry can do is phase out updates and continue on their Android path, leaving existing BB10 users to upgrade to new devices which will hopefully mean [some] additional hardware sales for BlackBerry Android. Which is exactly what they are doing...
Posted via CB10glwerry likes this.10-28-16 12:11 PMLike 1 - The fact that current BB10 users have not upgraded their phones to the Android phone, indicates that if BlackBerry were to end all support for BB10 or cancel it, those same users may not transfer to the Android platform. I am a current BB10 user as is my wife, my daughters and their husbands. Obviously many users are happy with BB10 and have no desire to give it up. But don't assume we will transfer to BlackBerry Android, otherwise we would have done so already.
Posted via CB10aiharkness and Zeratul57 like this.12-18-16 09:37 PMLike 2 - The fact that current BB10 users have not upgraded their phones to the Android phone, indicates that if BlackBerry were to end all support for BB10 or cancel it, those same users may not transfer to the Android platform. I am a current BB10 user as is my wife, my daughters and their husbands. Obviously many users are happy with BB10 and have no desire to give it up. But don't assume we will transfer to BlackBerry Android, otherwise we would have done so already.
Posted via CB1012-18-16 10:08 PMLike 0 - The fact that current BB10 users have not upgraded their phones to the Android phone, indicates that if BlackBerry were to end all support for BB10 or cancel it, those same users may not transfer to the Android platform. I am a current BB10 user as is my wife, my daughters and their husbands. Obviously many users are happy with BB10 and have no desire to give it up. But don't assume we will transfer to BlackBerry Android, otherwise we would have done so already.
When that time arrives, it's likely that your choices will be: iOS or Android - given that WinPhone's marketshare is plummeting and no other platform is even remotely competitive. At some point, you will have to make a choice...12-19-16 12:04 AMLike 0 -
BB10 should not only be updated but they should also continue releasing BB10 based smartphones. Because its a lot better and more secure than anything "Android". The whole point here is to eventually squeeze out Android in favor of the 100X better BB10 OS. For obvious reasons. Of Course.12-24-16 06:28 PMLike 0 - That is simply not true. I am surprised you actually posted this nonsense. lol
BB10 should not only be updated but they should also continue releasing BB10 based smartphones. Because its a lot better and more secure than anything "Android". The whole point here is to eventually squeeze out Android in favor of the 100X better BB10 OS. For obvious reasons. Of Course.
Posted via CB1012-24-16 07:35 PMLike 0 - Not as secure, in that security through obscurity doesn't work with Android.StephanieMaks and anon(9188202) like this.12-24-16 08:28 PMLike 2
- I'm really curious, when bb10 natively unhook with bis/bes service. How much safer you can get when you using carrier SMS service, gmail and some sideloaded apps like cloud storage/work over cloud, IM like the rest of the world?
When carrier pulled off bis/bes service I don't see how bb10 can be safe than other platform?12-26-16 12:29 PMLike 0 - That is simply not true. I am surprised you actually posted this nonsense. lol
BB10 should not only be updated but they should also continue releasing BB10 based smartphones. Because its a lot better and more secure than anything "Android". The whole point here is to eventually squeeze out Android in favor of the 100X better BB10 OS. For obvious reasons. Of Course.
You can't save the company by those fanboy reason. Being better or safer or unique is pointless if it can't bring back the profit to maintaining a healthy company.app_Developer likes this.12-26-16 12:37 PMLike 1 - I'm really curious, when bb10 natively unhook with bis/bes service. How much safer you can get when you using carrier SMS service, gmail and some sideloaded apps like cloud storage/work over cloud, IM like the rest of the world?
When carrier pulled off bis/bes service I don't see how bb10 can be safe than other platform?Tien-Lin Chang and Dunt Dunt Dunt like this.12-26-16 01:01 PMLike 2 - That is simply not true. I am surprised you actually posted this nonsense. lol
BB10 should not only be updated but they should also continue releasing BB10 based smartphones. Because its a lot better and more secure than anything "Android". The whole point here is to eventually squeeze out Android in favor of the 100X better BB10 OS. For obvious reasons. Of Course.12-26-16 01:53 PMLike 6 - That is simply not true. I am surprised you actually posted this nonsense. lol
BB10 should not only be updated but they should also continue releasing BB10 based smartphones. Because its a lot better and more secure than anything "Android". The whole point here is to eventually squeeze out Android in favor of the 100X better BB10 OS. For obvious reasons. Of Course.
There is evidence that BlackBerry lost Billions of dollars in their attempt to relaunch their smartphone business with BB10. Try to say otherwise is kinda nonsense....
Few here will argue with the potential that BB10 had or that we would have prefered to see it come out at least as a contender (don't see how it would have squeeze out Android). Maybe if BlackBerry had been a forward thinking company that was already looking at a replacement for JAVA back in 2005 and released BB10 in 2007..... but 2013, it was just too little, too late.Tien-Lin Chang likes this.12-27-16 02:52 PMLike 1 - That's why I don't understand those maniac jibber-jabber can repeat itself year after year.....lol
Keep saying how good/advance/safe of BB10 in the end of 2016 is really nonsense
How can being real-time/resource-saving helping end-user UX in any sensible aspect when other platform are far ahead in hardware spec in similar price range?
How can BB10 be safer when less and less BIS/BES service available and it not capable to pack something new like biometric-based protection mechanism?
What good for end-user when those great potential which never deliver?
And yet those fanboy still can keep singing their hollow lyrics.....omg12-27-16 09:16 PMLike 0 - That's why I don't understand those maniac jibber-jabber can repeat itself year after year.....lol
Keep saying how good/advance/safe of BB10 in the end of 2016 is really nonsense
How can being real-time/resource-saving helping end-user UX in any sensible aspect when other platform are far ahead in hardware spec in similar price range?
How can BB10 be safer when less and less BIS/BES service available and it not capable to pack something new like biometric-based protection mechanism?
What good for end-user when those great potential which never deliver?
And yet those fanboy still can keep singing their hollow lyrics.....omg
Normies get out!
Or something like that.tar0n likes this.12-28-16 04:02 AMLike 1
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