[d3rd]

In a heartbeat, BUT only if I can get the BB10 UI experience.

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[David Tyler]

No way

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[markmall]

No. Only Tinder runs badly for me. I restart and everything works.

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[acovey]

I'm on the fence, leaning towards the iOS side.

Maybe it will come three ways BB Android and iOS.

[extisis]

No, but I would do BB10 on a Samsung S6 Edge+...

i would so rock an LG G3 running BB10.

[kazakoshi]

No thanks. I'll stick with BB10.
I am trying to avoid anything Google. So hope BlackBerry will keep BB10 for a while. Otherwise I have to stock up Passport for future use.

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[annon91221]

Not really, however if only I could get a fully compatible PlayStore on BB10... I say, I would have a perfect device ever...

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[jakie55]

I have used Nexus phones, Galaxy phones, and BB phones. I have returned to BlackBerry because of the superior (in my opinion) unified notifications of the hub. If they could give me that hub experience, notifications, and playstore, I would be a happy consumer. I have side loaded, snapped, and amazoned what apps I want, but it would be great to have the process less of a hastle.

[bhoqeem]

Ogah!!! No effin way! Drop dead android!

BlackBerry Passport SQW100-1/10.3.2.2339 on Telkomsel Network

[yhamaie]

They say that BlackBerry will bring its productivity suite of apps to Android OS as well as iOS. I would very much like to test such apps on Android OS.



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[bhoqeem]

They say that BlackBerry will bring its productivity suite of apps to Android OS as well as iOS. I would very much like to test such apps on Android OS.



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Isn't that for BES, not consumers?

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[anischab]

No

Workhorse: BlackBerry|Q10, SQN100-3, OS 10.2.2.1531; Power Workhorse: BlackBerry|Passport, SQW100-1, OS 10.3.1.2480; Germany.

[danielstefan35]

No

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[IndianTiwari]

If BB10 reaches EOL then yes otherwise no reasons to replace with android .

[Ahmad Kaddoura]

No.

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i do like the Blackberry OS.. all they need to improve is Apps, Mapping & better understanding with Local Carriers in the regard with BBM features such Like BBM Video...

[Dunt Dunt Dunt]

If BB10 reaches EOL then yes otherwise no reasons to replace with android .

And if Google patched the "work around" that SNAP and Cobalt are using? If all you had access to was just Amazon Store (Instagram hasn't been updated in over a year there).

I know some here don't need apps, but I think you'd find many more that would suddenly want the Android autoloader..

[yhamaie]

Isn't that for BES, not consumers?

I do not know . . . I would like to try those apk apps which are listed in the leaked image quoted below.



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[AluminiumRims]

I will never install Android over BB10.

[chuck188]

Its not a problem for me. I mean, who cares? as long as we could use it and experience an android in a passport.

[JLErwin3]

No. But I might consider BB10 on another device such as a Samsung Galaxy Note

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[HafizZ10]

No. I believe Passport is the quintessential BlackBerry 10 experience products. Passport and Classic. Anything else we can be a bit flexible.

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[chrispmoto]

We will see, probably. Especially if it enables me to take better pictures.

I clicked this on my Passport.

[Madhuchandran]

I will not. I will instead go for the new Slider .

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[Deckard79]

Yep, with some caveats.

[muciumbe]

No way. If I will be interested in Android I will buy a droid. I'm interested in BB10. Absolute no interest in a mutant droidberry.

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