[wiz9]

Is it possible to run the Samsung sidesync app on a blackberry android?

Does anyone know if blackberry is working on any kind of similar application?

[thurask]

No, and probably not, respectively.

[wiz9]

It costs more money to 'gain' a new client, than keep an old one.

Blackberry has done nothing to keep its clients. I love blackberry and have tried hard to stay with them.... but looks like Samsung is my next stop.

[Bart Brewinski]

As far as I'm aware, BlackBerry is not working on an app, but I am!

Fuse for Android

I'm planning to add similar Screen Mirroring functionality as well. Feel free to shoot me an email at [email protected] if you have any questions or are looking for specific features.

*End Shameless Promotion*

[wiz9]

Interesting....
When will Fuse be fully ready?

Will it have integration with BBM, TEXT and all my emails like blend does?

will it work with windows 7?

[conite]

It costs more money to 'gain' a new client, than keep an old one.

Blackberry has done nothing to keep its clients. I love blackberry and have tried hard to stay with them.... but looks like Samsung is my next stop.

BlackBerry (in terms of devices) has only three clients: TCL (BlackBerry Mobile), PT BB Merah Putih, and Optiemus Infracom.

The licencees, in turn, are trying to win YOUR business.

TCL, for its part, has introduced two rather unique devices to the market in the last 6 months with some innovative features. If they don't suit your particular needs, then it's great that there are other options out there.

[wiz9]

BlackBerry (in terms of devices) has only three clients: TCL (BlackBerry Mobile), PT BB Merah Putih, and Optiemus Infracom.

The licencees, in turn, are trying to win YOUR business.

TCL, for its part, has introduced two rather unique devices to the market in the last 6 months with some innovative features. If they don't suit your particular needs, then it's great that there are other options out there.

That is a different approach for sure. I hear you though.

Can you tell me what is unique about TLC's offerings? What do I get from a TLC andoird that I don't get from a more known brand like Samsung or LG?

[conite]

That is a different approach for sure. I hear you though.

Can you tell me what is unique about TLC's offerings? What do I get from a TLC andoird that I don't get from a more known brand like Samsung or LG?

Well, the KEYᵒⁿᵉ is obvious - a physical keyboard with gestures, 52 shortcuts and a built-in fingerprint scanner. The massive battery life is not too shabby either.

The Motion is built like a tank, has an absurd battery life, and IP67.

Both have enterprise-grade security.

They may not be your taste, but they are unique offerings.

[wiz9]

What gestures does the KeyOne have? Gestures like we have on bb10?

[conite]

What gestures does the KeyOne have? Gestures like we have on bb10?

It's not the same. I have some gestures working because I have installed third party apps that add them.

[wiz9]

what third party app have you installed?
I'd be interested to see what kind of gestures are possible.

[conite]

what third party app have you installed?
I'd be interested to see what kind of gestures are possible.

Apart from different launchers, you can try All in One Gestures. I use it to launch the HUB by swiping up from the bottom left of the screen.

[wiz9]

I tried it on my backup Priv and I'm pretty impressed. The only issue I am finding is it doesn't let me assign "hub" to any "action" on the gestures setting, it gives me a long list of actions I can assign, but the hub isn't in there... am I missing something?

Also is there a 3rd party way to get the hub to come in from the left with a swipe right?