[Tre Lawrence]

You still have no clue what you're talking about. Just the fact that you simply don't know how to properly reply to a comment is a terrific illustration of that.

The platform launched with 75,000 apps. That's more than any other first generation platform EVER. In the span of a few months BlackBerry World now has more than 200,000 apps. How many ecosystems can demonstrate the same adoption to the appmosphere? None.

Try to figure out what your arguments are before you start blaming BlackBerry for things you don't know much about.

@BruvvaPete

The number of apps at launch is a red herring number. Each platform has a wealth of fluff in their respective app counts.

The true question is whether the existing app portfolio makes the platform more attractive.

Does BBRY's current app portfolio make it as attractive as the competition? That question is being answered every day.

[SlcCorrado]

The number of apps at launch is a red herring number. Each platform has a wealth of fluff in their respective app counts.

The true question is whether the existing app portfolio makes the platform more attractive.

Does BBRY's current app portfolio make it as attractive as the competition? That question is being answered every day.

Sad but true

[kellyjdrummer]

What bruvva said
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�..but with better spelling.

[sexybabe88]

Is it really not rim's problem that there are lack of apps? Customers emailing the devs directly is useless. Customers have to put pressure on rim by speaking with their wallets so that Saunders and friends can go do a better job.

[Dave Bourque]

Is it really not rim's problem that there are lack of apps? Customers emailing the devs directly is useless. Customers have to put pressure on rim by speaking with their wallets so that Saunders and friends can go do a better job.

Hmm no its a matter of demand and BlackBerry is already working on getting more apps. Mass emails from BlackBerry customers to devs does help.

Sent from my BB10 smartphone.