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Posted via CB1004-07-13 04:54 PMLike 0 - I find that with this method, it is absolutely preposterous that I have to actually open whatsapp to speak with someone I'm currently in a chat with, or go to text messages to reply to a text, or go to email to compose or reply to an email. This ios and android method is extremely inefficient in my opinion. It's for lightweights.
Posted via CB1004-07-13 07:44 PMLike 0 - I agree I have seen a few of people's private messages unintentionally and i would hate that
Posted via CB1004-07-13 08:11 PMLike 0 -
But regardless, if I have responded to a message, it is no longer there, and I'd have to go to the app to message again. Or I would need to wait for their reply so it shows up in the notification bar again. You can't compose anything from there as well. It's just not the solution for me. I really liked the implementation of unified inbox on legacy BlackBerry's, and the hub takes it to a whole new level imo.
Posted via CB1004-07-13 09:27 PMLike 0 - I have. Those notifications are not permanent. If they ever disappear, which they do, there's no way for me to know what I missed really. It's more of a short term notification solution.
But regardless, if I have responded to a message, it is no longer there, and I'd have to go to the app to message again. Or I would need to wait for their reply so it shows up in the notification bar again. You can't compose anything from there as well. It's just not the solution for me. I really liked the implementation of unified inbox on legacy BlackBerry's, and the hub takes it to a whole new level imo.
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Posted via CB1004-07-13 09:42 PMLike 0 - I have no problems finding messages in the hub. You can filter by account, and choose accounts you don't want to show up in the main view. A lot of people choose your argument for the sake of conflicting, but truth is there is no argument for it. The hub simply works. Do you have a z10?
Posted via CB1004-07-13 09:51 PMLike 0 -
My point is that different people value different things. We may choose accordingly . There are reasons to go BlackBerry, reasons to go Apple, and reasons to go Android. IMO though, a great communication and security experience is definitely a reason to go BlackBerry. I dislike notifications on Android and iOS. Though they do have other advantages, as does bb10 have some too.
I guess my second point is that I'm not trying to make conflict between phones of choice.
I've got to ask though as many people claim to have X and Y phone. Why do you have iphone 5, s3, and z10? This is surely not common amongst regular folk and consumers. Not doubting you, just wondering for what purpose? And how does one come across three high end devices like it's nothing lol.
Posted via CB1004-07-13 10:30 PMLike 0 - I wouldn't see the point, all I would see is that if BlackBerry implemented that message notification feature. Apple would go ' we did that "First"' then join the insane amount of ridiculous law suits they are creating in this patent war haha
Posted via Telstra Z10 on CB1004-07-13 10:32 PMLike 0 - I wouldn't see the point, all I would see is that if BlackBerry implemented that message notification feature. Apple would go ' we did that "First"' then join the insane amount of ridiculous law suits they are creating in this patent war haha
Posted via Telstra Z10 on CB1004-07-13 11:16 PMLike 0 - Indeed. I value unified inboxes, as well as security. For example, you can't set permissions for apps on Android. It's an all or nothing approach when downloading from the Play Store.
My point is that different people value different things. We may choose accordingly . There are reasons to go BlackBerry, reasons to go Apple, and reasons to go Android. IMO though, a great communication and security experience is definitely a reason to go BlackBerry. I dislike notifications on Android and iOS. Though they do have other advantages, as does bb10 have some too.
I guess my second point is that I'm not trying to make conflict between phones of choice.
I've got to ask though as many people claim to have X and Y phone. Why do you have iphone 5, s3, and z10? This is surely not common amongst regular folk and consumers. Not doubting you, just wondering for what purpose? And how does one come across three high end devices like it's nothing lol.
Posted via CB1004-07-13 11:17 PMLike 0 -
Do you not read the news?
Posted via Telstra Z10 on CB1004-08-13 12:23 AMLike 0 - Well all the "Samsung looks similar to Iphone" lawsuits, apples lawsuit against Samsung claiming they created " drop Down" notifications. And atm they are trying to take HTC, Motorola and Samsung to court claiming they thought of " slide to Unlocking" first.
Do you not read the news?
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And, um, Apple does have a patent on slide to unlock (except in Germany).04-08-13 12:26 AMLike 0 -
Posted via CB1004-08-13 12:49 AMLike 0 - Not looking for conflict, but you made a comment that is often repeated around here that Apple will steal something from a competitor, claim its theirs, and sue. I just pointed out there is no factual basis for your assertion.04-08-13 07:47 AMLike 0
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- No one has Problems finding them in the notification center either . Are we morons? We would have to be to not see notifications in android. They pop up if we want. They don't if we don't want.
Options....
Posted via CB1004-08-13 10:28 AMLike 0 -
Posted via CB10Last edited by cracker007; 04-08-13 at 11:43 AM.
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Posted via CB1004-08-13 11:24 AMLike 0 -
It's when notifications are no longer shown in the notification center that you start having trouble finding them. And again, replying to anything or composing anything that's isn't in this center requires one to go to each individual app.
So far all I see above me are two users of other platforms just stirring the fud around and misquoting and misinterpreting me, even calling themselves morons! Nice.
Posted via CB1004-08-13 11:27 AMLike 0 - Never said you had problems looking for them in notification center. I was emphasizing the common misconception that people actually don't get "Lost" in the hub. Nice misinterpretation and no, I never called you morons, but I may now have to take your requested notion into consideration .
It's when notifications are no longer shown in the notification center that you start having trouble finding them. And again, replying to anything or composing anything that's isn't in this center requires one to go to each individual app.
So far all I see above me are two users of other platforms just stirring the fud around and misquoting and misinterpreting me, even calling themselves morons! Nice.
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Posted via CB1004-08-13 11:45 AMLike 0 -
And I'll ignore your candle thingy, simply because again, no idea what you're talking about. You're practically conflicting with yourself. Nice.
Posted via CB1004-08-13 01:34 PMLike 0 - You mean they are shown until you open them, and then they disappear. And again what if I want to compose or reply in 5 minutes after I've read a message? Or want to send a subsequent message minutes later? Surely I can't go to notifications to view it, let alone compose anything. See that's why it's called notification center. All it does is notify. Once you're notified, that's it. Don't try to compare it with something that clearly has more functionality. I mean, facts are facts, where is the argument?
And I'll ignore your candle thingy, simply because again, no idea what you're talking about. You're practically conflicting with yourself. Nice.
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So not sure what your kvetching about.
Posted via CB1004-08-13 04:29 PMLike 0 -
As a further FYI, BlackBerry has had a true unified inbox for all notifications including social feeds since before Samsung even started making Android phones. The BlackBerry Hub only builds up on and improves the experience of their legacy devices, meaning they did not copy Samsung. If anything, the other way around, while enforcing constraints.
You're really for conflict though. I feel like we're having a "My deck' is bigger than yours" conversation, which I'm completely not interested in. At the end of the day it just seems like BlackBerry does it better in this case.
Posted via CB1004-08-13 06:22 PMLike 0
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