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- Not quite the same, but I do not expect a Priv 2 to be made. That doesn't mean I don't want one, and of course, the Priv 2 would be using a current, highly popular OS, on that is still actively developed, so yeah, not even close to being the same.06-03-18 11:49 AMLike 0
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Or to DTEK
Or to extend regular updates to PRIV beyond October 2017
How about for Android Passport?
CB is littered with failed petitions because they’re not effective because our base isn’t representative enough of many economically feasible ideasCarjackd likes this.06-03-18 01:25 PMLike 1 - So more like a petition to bring Nougat to PRIV
Or to DTEK
Or to extend regular updates to PRIV beyond October 2017
How about for Android Passport?
CB is littered with failed petitions because they’re not effective because our base isn’t representative enough of many economically feasible ideasStephanieMaks and Carjackd like this.06-03-18 01:29 PMLike 2 - So more like a petition to bring Nougat to PRIV
Or to DTEK
Or to extend regular updates to PRIV beyond October 2017
How about for Android Passport?
CB is littered with failed petitions because they’re not effective because our base isn’t representative enough of many economically feasible ideasQorax likes this.06-03-18 04:08 PMLike 1 - Why are you complaining to me about a petition? I have never said anything about a petition, nor did I respond to a post about a petition. I merely replied to a thread about the desire for a Priv 2, also stating that I seriously doubt one will ever be made. However, it is a phone that could be made, since the OS is currently being actively developed, unlike BB10, and unlike your unrelated comment referring to the Passport, which could not be done since the Passport screen dimensions aren't supported by Android. All that being said, once again, I doubt one will ever be made.PHughes likes this.06-03-18 05:14 PMLike 1
- And I did not support their idea of a petition, but said what they stated was not the same, since BB10 is no longer an actively developed OS, whereas Android is. I simply said it was not the same, and the person I responded to, is the first one to mention a petition. No one up to that point had even suggested it. Most people who have replied to this thread said they would buy a Priv 2, but I haven't seen anyone pin their hopes on it, since it is highly unlikely.Qorax likes this.06-03-18 05:54 PMLike 1
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- I know a lot of people are interested in portrait sliders, but I find I type faster on a narrower keypad, more comfortably. I preferred typing on the old Bold over my Passport. The Passport is great, but is as wide as I would want with a keyboard.06-04-18 01:48 PMLike 0
- I really like my Priv and I am planning to get another year out it despite the GPS not giving me turn by turn anymore and the occasional slow down. For me the Priv still offers some good things that no other phone offers. Even so, I don't think I will upgrade to a Priv 2 even if offered. The KeyOne/Two will have a better keyboard that doesn't tire my hands with too much use due to the phone length. The slider keyboard discourages me from using PKB as much as I really want to. With blackberry software offered on both devices and a better keyboard on the Keyone/two I am planning to upgrade there even if a Priv 2 comes out.06-04-18 05:16 PMLike 0
- I really like my Priv and I am planning to get another year out it despite the GPS not giving me turn by turn anymore and the occasional slow down. For me the Priv still offers some good things that no other phone offers. Even so, I don't think I will upgrade to a Priv 2 even if offered. The KeyOne/Two will have a better keyboard that doesn't tire my hands with too much use due to the phone length. The slider keyboard discourages me from using PKB as much as I really want to. With blackberry software offered on both devices and a better keyboard on the Keyone/two I am planning to upgrade there even if a Priv 2 comes out.
https://weibo.com/tv/v/G1qmGu5Ul?fid...3d4ca508b80fb0
(Disclaimer: not responsible for you destroying your device if you choose to follow the how-to.)06-04-18 05:38 PMLike 0 - There could be a quick fix for the GPS. Guy who modified my Priv explains that it's due to the GPS antenna flex PCB wearing out because of pressure pins, and posted a how-to video. Essentially just lift the PCB up a bit with some paper for a better contact.
https://weibo.com/tv/v/G1qmGu5Ul?fid...3d4ca508b80fb0
(Disclaimer: not responsible for you destroying your device if you choose to follow the how-to.)06-04-18 06:08 PMLike 0 - As I have posted elsewhere I too would like an upgrade of my Priv.
Optimally BBmo would make a device with a removable back. And then offer several backs
1) One with a small battery -> thin light device for the dinner jacket
2) Larger battery back(s)-> extended stamina for the more demanding tasks/users
3) A landscape slider back -> that is what I want!
4) A portrait slider back. -> de facto a Priv II
With this approach BBMo would only need ONE hardware model, say a "Motion II", and if they stick to a specific footprint, later models could use the same backs.
This would reduce the cost of 'serving' the (we must admit it) small segment of users that still want a real keyboard, and thus could make it profitable, as I bet most of us would gladly pay even a steep price for a slider back applicable to a modern device.
Long time ago several phones came with different battery pack backs, so it is a return to that versatility. And that merged with Mods approach of the Moto Z/Z2/Z3 series, where a qwerty slider exists. (The tilt offered with this, adds thickness and weight, I would have prefered it without the tilt, or better with the tilt being part of the slide, like the old Nokia and SE devices - but I still ordered both the battery and non battery variant)06-05-18 04:09 AMLike 0 - Yes I want a PRIV 2 !!!! Of course I want the superb large amoled screen, plus the physical keyboard, and then plus an updated CPU + RAM etc so it runs at a proper speed for today's apps.
It's really not that difficult for BlackBerry to understand surely - I clung on to my Torch for years waiting for them to finally realise the bleedin' obvious - that we want the BB PKB AND HUB, PLUS LARGE SCREEN. Finally, almost too late, BB finally produced the superb PRIV, combining all the elements we wanted, and it is a hugely productive tool - really almost like having a PC in your hand.
The ignorant negative reviewers complaining about the bouncy back, or whatever other completely irrelevant points they focused on, just missed the unique productivity of the PRIV. Now I want just the same fantastic machine but without the time lag - ie just please update the CPU + RAM in a PRIV2 - TCL or BB or anyone else out there !!!!06-06-18 05:50 PMLike 7 - Yes I want a PRIV 2 !!!! Of course I want the superb large amoled screen, plus the physical keyboard, and then plus an updated CPU + RAM etc so it runs at a proper speed for today's apps.
It's really not that difficult for BlackBerry to understand surely - I clung on to my Torch for years waiting for them to finally realise the bleedin' obvious - that we want the BB PKB AND HUB, PLUS LARGE SCREEN. Finally, almost too late, BB finally produced the superb PRIV, combining all the elements we wanted, and it is a hugely productive tool - really almost like having a PC in your hand.
The ignorant negative reviewers complaining about the bouncy back, or whatever other completely irrelevant points they focused on, just missed the unique productivity of the PRIV. Now I want just the same fantastic machine but without the time lag - ie just please update the CPU + RAM in a PRIV2 - TCL or BB or anyone else out there !!!!UncleChuck likes this.06-06-18 10:22 PMLike 1 - yes please. just improve the pkb a bit and upgrade the guts. otherwise I could care less if it looks exactly the same. it's still a good looking phone and in a class of it's own in 2018.06-07-18 12:01 AMLike 5
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- AT&T's resounding success with the Priv was because the AT&T version didn't work.
Initial interest and demand was high.
By refusing to release the update that fixed it, and continuing to sell a device with serious problems, AT&T pretty much destroyed the Priv.
Using AT&T's experience with Priv is not a valid indicator of how well a Priv 2 would sell. Just the opposite in fact. The only things we can take from AT&T's lack of success is, A- there is a demand, B- there is a lot of interest, and C- you can't do well selling a smart phone that won't receive emails, and only sporadically sends them.mslynn85 likes this.06-07-18 07:09 AMLike 1 - AT&T's resounding success with the Priv was because the AT&T version didn't work.
Initial interest and demand was high.
By refusing to release the update that fixed it, and continuing to sell a device with serious problems, AT&T pretty much destroyed the Priv.
Using AT&T's experience with Priv is not a valid indicator of how well a Priv 2 would sell. Just the opposite in fact. The only things we can take from AT&T's lack of success is, A- there is a demand, B- there is a lot of interest, and C- you can't do well selling a smart phone that won't receive emails, and only sporadically sends them.06-07-18 07:41 AMLike 0
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