Bought a playbook, love it. Need new BB phone, what one?
Well, this might be a longer post but I hope it's worth the read.
I have been and I am still a Apple computer user since day 1. 1st real home computer was an Apple][ and I never looked back. In life I am Tech support so I also do windows and linux as well. Just last week the Playbook went on sale and seeing as my 4 year old son always has the iPad2 I thought I would get one for myself. I always said to myself being a Canadian if I was to by a tablet from a company other than Apple it would be from RIM.
WOW. I love this thing. (although I do miss AirVideo, orb isn't even close to as good.)
So, I play with it a few days and decide for my usage it would be great to have bridge to make it complete so I traded my iPhone (older 3G) for a new BB Curve 9300. Not the best BB by a long shot but it works to test/try bridge. Works great but still missing SMS on Playbook. Then I found SMS Bridge and life could't get any better. Having my text's come through to the Playbook is amazing, I can't believe I fumbled from device to device for so long.
Now I have my Playbook updated to the beta OS 2 and have side loaded a few Android apps and I must say other than not having cross platform Video chat solution and having to suffer through using orb, the playbook has become the goto device for me. I no longer even try to get the iPad from my son as everything I need/want is now on the Playbook.
Now, keep in mind I'm coming from the iPhone. I am trying to decide on what BB phone to get for myself as this 9300 is not up to par, at all.
Would you suggest looking at the torch slider or non slider? Why? Need the input of the real BB users here.
Thanks for reading everyone. Lovin life in the BB world.
Thomas.
Bought a playbook, love it. Need new BB phone, what one?
First question is are you loyal to a specific carrier? Then what are the devices that carrier has.
If you do not care about the carrier, then certainly the new Bolds are the top of the line BlackBerrys. And seeing as you like the PlayBook, it is also nice to have a phenomenal real keyboard to pair. Moreover the coming OS 2 official release will supposedly allow you to type on the PlayBook using your phone. That's a nice option.
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