[Adil Khan7]

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[anon(3983727)]

If they were to release a BB10 version of any of the blandroid devices i would buy one in a heartbeat. I much prefer BB10 to Android and seeing how well performance scales on the passport vs a Z10 i bet it would be a beast. I don't care about apps really and I can perform all the necessary mobile tasks for my job very well on my Passport. Even infotrak (impressa) and SAP web clients work great.

[sarahgad]

Well, i would definitely buy it because of its updated anti-theft features which will allow me to disable and lock my device if it gets lost, since i want to make sure no one gets to get any of my information.
Another reason i would go for is the availability of blackberry and android apps together. Since android play store does have some good apps and are also available free.
Blackberry Passport is love.

[conite]

Well, i would definitely buy it because of its updated anti-theft features which will allow me to disable and lock my device if it gets lost, since i want to make sure no one gets to get any of my information.

All platforms have this ability.

[Richard Buckley]

I would certainly consider any new device running BB10 because, for many reasons, I prefer the platform to all others.

LeapSTR100-2/10.3.3.2205

[Asuhmiaseh]

Definitely. If my PPSE or Z30 happened go kaput I would look to replace with same. My main reason, love the OS and further just don't wanna be 'Googled' ,data mined and advertised to death any more than I have to.

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[David Tyler]

I would certainly consider any new device running BB10 because, for many reasons, I prefer the platform to all others.

Agree. I gave Android a chance for the better part of a year -- I wasn't amused. I have an iPad mini (with no contacts or other info) I use for Spotify and NHL Game Center, but that's about the extent of my tolerance for iOS.



Passport SE: All the snooty prestige of a device with a precious metal in the name at less than half the price!

[mrfreeze]

Unfortunately I wouldn't buy a BB10 device if it's my only phone. I'd have to go with a Priv, Dtek or Mercury for longevity and app support.

But I carry a few devices and for right now one of them is BB10.

[Uzi]

No, bad investment

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[kvndoom]

It doesn't get any better than the Passport I already have, and there won't ever be another BB10 phone, so probably not.

[ohaiguise]

If they rereleased any of the PKB devices (Q5, Q10, Classic, Passport) then yes, because they have unique form factors.

Z30 / Leap probably not, unless the price came right down.

BB10 is still, at the time of writing, very useful and productive.

[thurask]

Nope.

[bb10adopter111]

Yes, with the understanding that it will probably work great for a year or two, but that anything beyond that is questionable. Also, I would not expect ANY third party app support, but would expect the bundled, native apps to continue working.

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[ohaiguise]

Yes, with the understanding that it will probably work great for a year or two, but that anything beyond that is questionable. Also, I would not expect ANY third party app support, but would expect the bundled, native apps to continue working.

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Yep ... most of the bundled apps on BBOS still work, including Docs to Go which has more features than the BB10 version LOL.

[Sir Reaper]

Unfortunately no. The support is lacking.

[WalrusWalrus]

Absolutely not, unless they updated the Android runtime for apps.. and then still a nope.

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[mrfreeze]

Absolutely not, unless they updated the Android runtime for apps.. and then still a nope.

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And made it easy to install Google Play services.

[sergefresh805]

I would totally buy another BB10 device, and I just did! I ordered a LEAP a couple days ago, I will run BB10 till all my devices die one by one! No room for crapdroid in my life lol

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[Q10Bold]

I would totally buy another BB10 device, and I just did! I ordered a LEAP a couple days ago, I will run BB10 till all my devices die one by one! No room for crapdroid in my life lol

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This!! (for work I only can use BB10)

#soon, later, later this year, fiscal year, commitment,...blablabla ~J.BlaBla Chen

[PantherBlitz]

If the price is right ...

[co4nd]

Only if I was an experienced BB10 user and knew it could do everything I needed.

If I had no or little experience with BB10 I would say no, even if I thought I only needed the functionality it had.

[elfabio80]

I am curious to try a z30.

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[Troy Tiscareno]

If the price is right ...

Yes, but how much would they have to pay you?

[Winstorm]

I would definitely not buy another BB 10 OS device given the fact that BlackBerry has moved away from hardware devices of this type. Also, I still have a few other functional devices (Pearl 8100, Bold 9780, Z10 and Classic) 3 of which are certainly no longer supported and reached End of Life. For me, the Classic has been the best and I will continue to use it for as long as it's worth it. However, I think it would be foolhardy and too costly to continue investing in further BB 10 OS devices, even as a mere consumer. In fact , I have already moved on to Android OS with the mid-range but quite impressive DTEK50 and I am seriously considering the Mercury. But first, I'll wait to see what the final specs would be, hopefully, by end of this month.

[Carjackd]

Yes ! As a collectors item and that is it.