1. sierranada's Avatar
    Posted via CB10
    04-01-17 04:13 PM
  2. conite's Avatar
    Closer to $3000 for the OS plus $1000+ for the device.

    I wouldn't.
    04-01-17 04:29 PM
  3. IggyBlue's Avatar
    I have another idea. I would be willing to pay a monthly subscription for the BlackBerry OS if BlackBerry was willing to build its own ecosystem including cloud storage whereby ALL of my data is owned, controlled, and review able by me only. This could be marketed as the only alternative to Apple, Google, and Microsoft where your data is mined and sold in more and more creative and intrusive ways.

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    RK_BB likes this.
    04-01-17 04:42 PM
  4. conite's Avatar
    I have another idea. I would be willing to pay a monthly subscription for the BlackBerry OS if BlackBerry was willing to build its own ecosystem including cloud storage whereby ALL of my data is owned, controlled, and review able by me only. This could be marketed as the only alternative to Apple, Google, and Microsoft where your data is mined and sold in more and more creative and intrusive ways.

    Posted via CB10
    An OS subscription costing roughly $250/month?
    TGIS likes this.
    04-01-17 04:51 PM
  5. Carjackd's Avatar
    I've moved on, I'm team BlackDroid
    ChrisLeNeve, jmr1015, TGIS and 1 others like this.
    04-01-17 04:53 PM
  6. IggyBlue's Avatar
    I was thinking more in the price range of a magazine subscription.

    Posted via CB10
    04-01-17 04:54 PM
  7. thurask's Avatar
    Please don't be serious.
    04-01-17 04:57 PM
  8. valiant29's Avatar
    I've moved on, I'm team BlackDroid
    Still lurking around BB10 OS sections , though.

    Posted via CB10
    gruv4u likes this.
    04-01-17 05:01 PM
  9. farmwersteve's Avatar
    Still lurking around BB10 OS sections , though.

    Posted via CB10
    He, like me, probably views the 'latest' threads. So this popped up and caught his attention.

    As for me, I would not. I love bb10, but I needed certain apps that bb10 couldn't supply.

    If I was able to run my bb10 PPSE with all current and working android apps, then I would pay a grand for a new one. ... my favorite phone of all time, the PPSE
    Carjackd and xandros9 like this.
    04-01-17 06:15 PM
  10. kvndoom's Avatar
    Nope... I wouldn't buy another at any price. The platform limitations are too severe.
    Blacklatino likes this.
    04-01-17 07:22 PM
  11. Emaderton3's Avatar
    Nope... I wouldn't buy another at any price. The platform limitations are too severe.
    Ditto.

    Posted via CB10
    04-01-17 07:51 PM
  12. kunz1925shooter's Avatar
    I would not mind shelling out for a new BlackBerry 10 device. Even if it were $1,000...I guess that is just me...especially if it's gonna save BlackBerry 10's future...LoL

    Posted via CB10
    04-01-17 08:01 PM
  13. oystersourced's Avatar
    I think BlackBerry need a bit more than $1000 to secure the future of the OS, perhaps that's what will be spent on 10.3.4 however.

    Posted via CB10
    04-01-17 08:10 PM
  14. johnny_bravo72's Avatar
    Still lurking around BB10 OS sections , though.

    Posted via CB10
    BB10 fanboys do the same thing on BB-Android threads/articles.
    04-01-17 08:35 PM
  15. Drael646464's Avatar
    Not a chance in hell.

    I'm going to keep my BB10 device for a few more years, till the 4.3 runtime becomes too outdated, then buy a windows device - by that time their emu will be out, the UI will be optimised, and the windows store will be replete. It'll probably end up being a Samsung, lol.

    I'm not really that interested in Android. It has some handy apps no doubt, but no scalability of "power" due to low development funding. Almost every decent game for example, is a windows port. They just cant afford to produce games like that for android. Just like they would never release illustrator, or fruity loops for android.

    Its not even a practicality, reason, as a techy, I just like to have something I can really play with. If I buy a new device I'll want it to be able to "do more". Android doesn't really do more than a cobalt patched bb10 device. iOS in fact, probably has more advanced software development. God, I never thought I'd come out on apples side, lol!

    If the HUB was available on Win10 then, I'd buy that. And I'll miss the simple elegance of BB maps, and especially the keyboard. But hopefully when BB goes belly up, someone will scoop up the remains and use the patents.

    That way their might at least be a keyboard attachment for some other manufacturer.
    crackberry_geek likes this.
    04-01-17 09:06 PM
  16. danifulger's Avatar
    I would licence the bb10 os

    posted via del virtual
    04-02-17 01:10 AM
  17. thurask's Avatar
    I would licence the bb10 os

    posted via del virtual
    You, personally?
    04-02-17 01:30 AM
  18. danifulger's Avatar
    You, personally?
    as a company. the crackberry community could easily form a third party and try to license and develop the Bb10 platform from here on...

    posted via del virtual
    04-02-17 01:47 AM
  19. Superdupont 2_0's Avatar
    I would pay max. USD 850 for a Z50 with 10.3.3.
    But I would never spend 1000 for any phone.
    04-02-17 06:07 AM
  20. hunnyraheja's Avatar
    Yes if It's bb11 with Google play store

    Posted via passport
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    04-02-17 06:44 AM
  21. Asuhmiaseh's Avatar
    NO!
    Love BB10 today even more than I did yesterday after setting up an android cell for a relative. Every app installed wanted access to everything to work it seemed. Not much has changed in that department since my last android phone a few years ago.
    Having said that, will use existing BB10 devices till no longer workable or available OS's/Apps not so invasive.

    Posted via CB10
    04-02-17 07:24 AM
  22. Henry Jr's Avatar
    I would, assuming the specs and features were worthy.

    Q10 (SQN100-3 : 10.3.3), Passport (SQW-100 : 10.3.3.1463)
    04-02-17 07:36 AM
  23. IggyBlue's Avatar
    +1

    Posted via CB10
    04-02-17 08:37 AM
  24. Drael646464's Avatar
    That's impossible. Google would sue their arses to mars. You can only use google services legally if you have licensed it, and are using pure android.
    jmr1015 likes this.
    04-02-17 08:43 AM
  25. edu3110's Avatar
    Definitely no.
    04-02-17 08:54 AM
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