Don't feel bad, I don't know a fraction of what I should know for having my bb for a few months. Trying to learn from these forums but at times it's like another language..lol. All these acronyms I still haven't taken the BBM plunge yet, trying to understand why everyone loves it so much, because it sounds like just about the same thing as texting.
I didn't really use BBM a lot initially. Lately I'm using it a lot and enjoying it.
IMHO, without BBM, a BB would almost be "just another smartphone". BBM, the bright screen (readable in direct sunlight), a loud and clear speaker-phone speaker are the primary reasons I chose a BB. (oh, and the Storm specifically for the Surepress screen) And I haven't regretted it one bit. MAYBE, someday there will be an Android in my future, but not until they get the BT voice dialing function. (and even then, I might just stick with BB, as I'd be bummed not to have BBM)
IMHO, without BBM, a BB would almost be "just another smartphone". BBM, the bright screen (readable in direct sunlight), a loud and clear speaker-phone speaker are the primary reasons I chose a BB. (oh, and the Storm specifically for the Surepress screen) And I haven't regretted it one bit. MAYBE, someday there will be an Android in my future, but not until they get the BT voice dialing function. (and even then, I might just stick with BB, as I'd be bummed not to have BBM)
Don't feel bad. When I first got my BlackBerry a few years ago o thought it meant Delivered and Received. I was close. It later found out it meant Delivered and Read. It's a very handy feature. Especially for those times when you need to send someone and important message, but they're at work and are unable to respond. There are situations when someone can read a message, but are in a situation where they can't respond right away. You can at least know that they've received it and read it.
That way you won't have to worry about blowing their phone up with repeated messages. LOL.
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Don't feel bad. When I first got my BlackBerry a few years ago o thought it meant Delivered and Received. I was close. It later found out it meant Delivered and Read. It's a very handy feature. Especially for those times when you need to send someone and important message, but they're at work and are unable to respond. There are situations when someone can read a message, but are in a situation where they can't respond right away. You can at least know that they've received it and read it.
That way you won't have to worry about blowing their phone up with repeated messages. LOL.
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Or it's a good way to know if the person is ignoring you or not
So what happens when u send a BBM and nothing shows up on the check? That's been happening to me when I try to send my friend a BBM. I can't tell when she read it anymore.