[silverbullet]

Not sure if it's posted, likely yes with all the brilliant people in here but I found when reading an email, one can pinch and zoom in on the text. The text and formats to fill the entire screen! Awesome!!

It's like instant change of font size without having to go into settings.

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[walcolm]

Real nice and I think it does makes sense for that feature to be available

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[j21jam6]

Blackberry10 is full of little things like this that are rarely mentioned even in these forums. There is one thing about the OS that is both a gift and a curse. I've always been both enticed and intrigued by the know how that goes into getting the maximum out of a blackberry device. You can't just pick it and start using it. You have to learn how to use it. This is a HUGE obstacle for the company if you think in terms of mass adoption. Most people don't want that. They want the iPhone experience: give it to a 3 year old and they'll figure it out. Not so for any blackberry. And therein lies the rub. Too complicated. I don't think so, but I certainly understand that sentiment. It's one of the drawing points for me.
While reading and watching reviews of any blackberry 10 device, 90% of the reviewers aren't well versed in using the OS. They fumble around using the basic features and rarely dig deep into the OS. I get frustrated with the elementary nature or watered down view of said handset. I like knowing that the phone has many easter eggs hidden within. I find features and uses that aren't in the manual all the time.
In a nutshell, my thought is this. Blackberry is for a certain type of person. Either you get or you don't. Most don't. I'm in the minority, I get it.

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[jopfet]

did you know you can do this?


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[j21jam6]

did you know you can do this?


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Thanks for posting.
Another great example.

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[jounipaas]

I discovered this and was also happy to see the feature, but it was only a teaser...it rarely works, and I can't figure out what makes it tic. Any advise would be appreciated.