- lol, yes, i think they can make phone calls, probably sms too, maybe take a picture or gps or even internet...haha
a new brand of phone will receive a new firmware update at least for 2 years, unlike apple.
All typical brick of phones are slab. same goes to all stock androids are same. some tweaks of the UI make it difference between brands
I own KEY one since mid of July. There was an update in July I think. Then didn't receive update in August. Received one Sepmteber update.. in end of September. Didn't received one for October (is it released already?). so, yeah...
Wife has Samsung S8. She's getting all the monthly updates since the day one she got it: one in August, one is September, already received her update in October.
I have Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 as well: Receiving MONTHLY updates OTA for a year now. Bloody chinese phone with OTA updates (carrier independent, lol) for a year.
And I Think Apple receives updates much, much longer. Latest update of iOS 11 - supported by... behold... iPhone 5S (released in 2013) ! Sorry, but I am 100% sure that KEYone will receive no more updates in the same time next year10-16-17 07:15 AMLike 0 -
Imho this was a bit exaggerated.
and in the end of the day - updates/patches fix stuff.10-16-17 07:29 AMLike 0 - I've wondered this too: what makes a phone special? I like my Priv because of the physical keyboard and for so long that's what differentiated BlackBerry from other phones. Truly all slab phones look the same to me. As for what they can do is another question. But seriously, can they even make phone calls?
Sorry for the cold hard truth but it's better to rip that band-aid off now.10-16-17 08:28 AMLike 0 - Nonsense! Most hackable phone is iPhone, we constantly hear of it, leaked celebrity pictures and all that, and there are third party apps that will accomplish what I stated earlier, so IOS is not restricting any access, it is just not build in the os.10-16-17 08:42 AMLike 0
- None of those hacks are device hacks. People are logging into cloud storage by circumventing weak passwords.10-16-17 09:19 AMLike 0
- Since car analogies are helpful in illustrating market position, I see the Motion as a cross between a fleet-oriented Toyota Camry and a Ford Transit. It's not the least expensive or the most powerful, but it's a middle of the road practical unit, with a nice balance of features for the typical business user.
It's performance, both in terms of speed and battery life are very well balanced for the majority of users. The security features (hardware root of trust, unrootability, and DTEK software) distinguish it from lower-priced devices.
I doubt enthusiasts will gush over it, but, if carriers promote it, it could compete in the middle tier of phones very nicely.
Posted with my trusty Z1010-16-17 09:30 AMLike 0 - https://www.androidcentral.com/quadr...security-scare
Imho this was a bit exaggerated.
and in the end of the day - updates/patches fix stuff.
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016...urity-patches/10-16-17 10:44 AMLike 0 - As Conite just pointed out, hacking weak consumer account cloud passwords is a separate issue from the security of corporate issued and managed devices secured by a mobile device management system.10-16-17 10:46 AMLike 0
- and yet, if user uses same password on the enterprise accounts as he uses on personal account on something like yahoo or other hacked service - everything is compromised and all that root of trust and other nonsense flies straight in the bin.10-16-17 11:01 AMLike 0
- It's the enterprise's mobile device management system and policies that establish the level of security for the devices that they control, not the user.10-16-17 11:09 AMLike 0
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- There are literally over 100 obscure Chinese phone brands with batteries all over 4k in China right now. And they are all dirt cheap. I don't think it's fair to compare the north American phone market to the Chinese one. Different regulations, prices, market shares, and many other factors.
Sure you can buy a 200 use phone that's specced as good as a note 8. But it's full of Chinese skyward and per stuff and skinned like an iPhone. Not to mention no play store apps and no updates at all.
10-17-17 01:54 AMLike 0 - There are literally over 100 obscure Chinese phone brands with batteries all over 4k in China right now. And they are all dirt cheap. I don't think it's fair to compare the north American phone market to the Chinese one. Different regulations, prices, market shares, and many other factors.
Sure you can buy a 200 use phone that's specced as good as a note 8. But it's full of Chinese skyward and per stuff and skinned like an iPhone. Not to mention no play store apps and no updates at all.10-17-17 10:52 AMLike 0 -
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- This motion thing is targeting a niche market, right? And you know that niche market? It's the Crackberry members. So what big fish are you talking about?10-18-17 01:04 AMLike 0
- Agree, nice looking, comparing with the world, it is just an average phone with high end pricing which does not help to increase its market share. It is designed to target a small market.10-18-17 01:13 AMLike 0
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https://www.blackberrymobile.com/ca/business/10-18-17 05:47 PMLike 0
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