I have no words.. Bryan Palma tweeted with iphone
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- Of course...hence why in my original post I supported the idea of Bryan Palma using an iPhone or non BlackBerry Android device for that very reason.02-11-19 06:30 PMLike 0
- Exactly. I'm glad you agree. Which is why Palma or some marketing person at BlackBerry using an iPhone with a vastly superior camera to take photos and post them to social media should come as no surprise to anyone.02-12-19 07:16 AMLike 0
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Just because you find camera most important feature, doesn’t mean it’s primary for everyone. Most people including Palma, just buy whatever they want based on multitude of needs. The OS ecosystem and the overall functionality for multitude of daily tasks is the main driver. I’m sure Palma isn’t paid for taking photos all day long. If cameras were the primary driver of phone sales, it would be part of the sales message beyond seeing people taking selfies. That was part of some phone advertisement in the past.
Ten years of sales data and differentiation allows OEMs to analyze how their customer base and the industry customers as whole rank device features..02-12-19 07:44 AMLike 0 - That’s logic fail coming to a faulty conclusion.... I own two iPhones and three iPads that I’ve never cared about the camera.... I’ve purchased three other iPads and five other iPhones for our family at their request when any device was acceptable. No one cared about the camera beyond it having a functioning camera. The greatest phone camera for it’s time was the Lumia 1520 camera. Wife enjoyed the phone, however the camera wasn’t the highest priority....
Just because you find camera most important feature, doesn’t mean it’s primary for everyone. Most people including Palma, just buy whatever they want based on multitude of needs. The OS ecosystem and the overall functionality for multitude of daily tasks is the main driver. I’m sure Palma isn’t paid for taking photos all day long. If cameras were the primary driver of phone sales, it would be part of the sales message beyond seeing people taking selfies. That was part of some phone advertisement in the past.
Ten years of sales data and differentiation allows OEMs to analyze how their customer base and the industry customers as whole rank device features..02-12-19 07:50 AMLike 0 -
Seriously? Look at the man's Twitter feed and tell me how often he's posting!
Posted with my trusty Z1002-12-19 10:07 AMLike 0 - 02-12-19 10:23 AMLike 0
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Personally I wouldn't give up my KEY² if you gave me an XS Max for free. Nor would I question someone else who would.02-12-19 10:33 AMLike 0 -
The iPhone has a great camera (as do others); LG has better audio; BlackBerry Mobile has a physical keyboard, 52 hardware shortcuts and DTEK; Samsung has bright screens and Knox; Sony has a smaller handset; the Pixel has the best updates of all Androids; IPhones are supported for five years; some phones are very inexpensive; and BB10 phones have an exquisite work flow for email.
All of these features have different weightings for different users. If you want to make the camera the number one priority for your purchases, then you have 2-3 great options. But your insistence that everyone should want the best possible camera, even if it means sacrificing features that are more important to them, is absurd.
I'm going to stop here and let you have the last word, because this topic has been exhausted over multiple threads. My impression is that you don't seem to process what other people tell you very well, and I'm afraid my responses, which are based on the premise that this is a normal, civil conversation, just seem to annoy you, so that you respond rudely by ending dramatic and unhelpful sentences with "LOL" and calling devices you don't like, "trash," as if those utterances have any meaning outside of your head.
Posted with my trusty Z10the3maples and Jake2826 like this.02-12-19 10:42 AMLike 2 - Sure, everyone should look for a superior phone for their needs at a price they are willing to pay. But your definition of superior is extremely narrow. You seem to be suggesting that a phone is just a camera with a bunch of other stuff thrown in, or that the camera is the only difference between smart phones.
The iPhone has a great camera (as do others); LG has better audio; BlackBerry Mobile has a physical keyboard, 52 hardware shortcuts and DTEK; Samsung has bright screens and Knox; Sony has a smaller handset; the Pixel has the best updates of all Androids; IPhones are supported for five years; some phones are very inexpensive; and BB10 phones have an exquisite work flow for email.
All of these features have different weightings for different users. If you want to make the camera the number one priority for your purchases, then you have 2-3 great options. But your insistence that everyone should want the best possible camera, even if it means sacrificing features that are more important to them, is absurd.
I'm going to stop here and let you have the last word, because this topic has been exhausted over multiple threads. My impression is that you don't seem to process what other people tell you very well, and I'm afraid my responses, which are based on the premise that this is a normal, civil conversation, just seem to annoy you, so that you respond rudely by ending dramatic and unhelpful sentences with "LOL" and calling devices you don't like, "trash," as if those utterances have any meaning outside of your head.
Posted with my trusty Z10
What you seem to find offensive is the reality that better phones with better cameras take better pictures. I'm not even sure what possesses you to debate that, when your only criteria for a phone is email on the BB10 Hub. I know you don't agree with me and millions upon millions that put camera quality and features at the top of their priorities for a new device. I know you find it hard to fathom Palma or anyone else at BlackBerry would feel the same. Unfortunately, BlackBerry devices are known to have poor cameras. To each his/her own.
Please lose the condescending tone and defensive attitude. Its completely unnecessary and uncalled for.02-12-19 12:22 PMLike 0 - That pretty much sums it up. Although it needs to be said, what constitutes a superior camera is not a matter of opinion. There are experts in the industry that make such determinations objectively. Not to mention the consensus of millions of smartphone customers that have spoken with their wallets.02-12-19 12:31 PMLike 0
- That pretty much sums it up. Although it needs to be said, what constitutes a superior camera is not a matter of opinion. There are experts in the industry that make such determinations objectively. Not to mention the consensus of millions of smartphone customers that have spoken with their wallets.02-12-19 12:33 PMLike 0
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You just said there is a subset of factors outside a superior camera that would lead "many people" to purchase a device that clearly does not have one (presumably you were inferring BlackBerry, given the factors you listed). And you are correct. It just so happens the author of the Twitter post in question is not one of them.joshualebowitz likes this.02-12-19 01:45 PMLike 1 - "So" because this thread is about whether it is "appropriate" for a BlackBerry employee to use a smartphone by a another manufacturer. Or in this case, a BlackBerry-branded smartphone made under license by a third party.
You just said there is a subset of factors outside a superior camera that would lead "many people" to purchase a device that clearly does not have one (presumably you were inferring BlackBerry, given the factors you listed). And you are correct. Its just so happens the author of the Twitter post in question is not one of them.
Perhaps it was provided by his previous company. Perhaps he had invested in the ecosystem going way back. Perhaps the rest of his family use iPhone. Perhaps it IS the camera. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯02-12-19 01:49 PMLike 0 - "So" because this thread is about whether it is "appropriate" for a BlackBerry employee to use a smartphone by a another manufacturer. Or in this case, a BlackBerry-branded smartphone made under license by a third party.
You just said there is a subset of factors outside a superior camera that would lead "many people" to purchase a device that clearly does not have one (presumably you were inferring BlackBerry, given the factors you listed). And you are correct. Its just so happens the author of the Twitter post in question is not one of them.Bbnivende likes this.02-12-19 01:51 PMLike 1 -
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If it was purely based on the camera, a P20 Pro or Mate 20 Pro would be a better choice.
The Pixel 3 and Note 9 have far better selfie cameras than the XS Max too.02-12-19 01:53 PMLike 0 - To end of all of this now, why don't someone just tweet the man and ask HIM why he choose to use an iPhone prior to his KEY² ?! That should solve the mystery! Lolanon(10218918) likes this.02-19-19 12:16 PMLike 1
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- Check out Marques Brownlee's 6 million voter Instagram and Twitter blind mobile camera test and then return to this thread. Go ahead and note where Apple iPhones place then head on back. 👍😎02-20-19 02:28 AMLike 0
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But it was good for a laugh all the same, so thanks for that.02-20-19 07:59 AMLike 0 - 6 million people voted without tech pundits or media telling them which phone camera had taken each photo and they voted accordingly. Even the tech writers in his ensuing follow up admitted to their own votes based on photos. What this comparison demonstrated is fairly obvious. A large random sample of people on two of the more popular social media platforms, not knowing which device took which photo, did not choose Apple's best and more expensive devices. In fact a '17 BlackBerry (that was a KeyOne BTW) beat the Apple XS Max by a significant margin. It was not even close.Jake2826 likes this.02-20-19 09:46 AMLike 1
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