[anon(3066922)]

I rock the Q10 but I am switching back to the blackberry curve with OS6.0 on it for a week while I await a self inflicted repair. I have to admit, it feels good and it's a great feeling.
It's really amazing how different BB10 is from OS.
What's your favorite version of a non BB10 blackberry OS?

[diegonei]

6.0 was where it was for me, but I did prefer the 5.0 looks.

[anon(3066922)]

Reminiscent features / actions
- Convenience button
- Having to hit back numerous times to get out of a .pdf
- Bridge was the old hotspot

[BitPusher2600]

OS 6 has probably always been my personal favorite as well. On my Bold 9930, I even used a theme in app world called "Classic 6" that will set up OS 7 to look as much like 6 did as possible.

From where I'm at, those were good days and the 9650 probably remains my most favorite (most attached) device.

[joeldf]

OS 6 has probably always been my personal favorite as well. On my Bold 9930, I even used a theme in app world called "Classic 6" that will set up OS 7 to look as much like 6 did as possible.

From where I'm at, those were good days and the 9650 probably remains my most favorite (most attached) device.

I did the opposite, theme-wise. I had the 9800 stuck on OS 6 and found a theme that gave me the OS 7 icons. Later, I got one with a hybrid of OS 7 and PlayBook icons.

I wish BB had updated 6 similar to 7s customized trey settings so I could turn off the side to side panels and leave just the home panel only. Alas, we weren't worthy of that.

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[eldricho]

I guess OS7 (although I never had it myself), because of its many features and my OS6 experience was horrible with my memory leaking Curve 9300. Have used OS 4.6 and 5 for 5 years already with my trusty 8520 and it's still going strong! (albeit as a music player and backup social media device now)

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[gebco]

We had to use a loaner Curve recently when our Q5 was sent in for repairs. It was a painful experience compared to BB10. I'm used to the OS as I had a Storm 2 but the new BlackBerrys feel light years ahead.

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