[BB_Bulldog]

we dint even have the apps that We do today I don't see the difference now apps are for kids and people who wants to play games all day a real blackberry user get stuff done we text call and make business phone calls who needs all them eye candy apps Like if Agree

[pkcable]

Yea, but App ARE part of the world now and we must adapt. And I think for the most part the apps we need ARE available or soon will be, or there are good substitutes available.

[cmdrkeen86]

Kids can't get stuff done too? I'm not big on mobile gaming (and not because I'm a Blackberry user) but I can see the appeal. I found some free card games and they have come in handy when I take my lunch at work to make the time pass.

[greggebhardt]

I do remember my old Blackberrys and am very sad they are now gone. Before all the games and entertainment even my 7520 was like something from the future. But when you started out with the BB950, which was just a pager with keyboard, it took little to impress.

How many here even know what a "track wheel" was?

[III 4U2NV III]

I haven't given it much thought since I got my Z10.

[qpro]

Still holds a charge.

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[niss63]

we dint even have the apps that We do today I don't see the difference now apps are for kids and people who wants to play games all day a real blackberry user get stuff done we text call and make business phone calls who needs all them eye candy apps Like if Agree

I do remember my old Blackberrys and am very sad they are now gone.

...

How many here even know what a "track wheel" was?

Yeah, I miss my '64 Chevy with its limited amenities, under dash A/C, two speed transmission, 12,000 mile tune ups, 3,000 mile oil changes, 100,000 mile engine replacements...

NOT!

The phone I now carry has more computing power and can do more, store more, get more, communicate better, and work harder than my first business desktop.

No way do I pine for the old blackberry with the scroll wheel that went the way of the vacuum modulator.

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[qpro]

Holy old messages.

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[kbz1960]

I remember my flip phones and who needed Internet or email?

[qpro]

Talking about apps? This thing has Brickbreaker, Circlepopper, Raging Rivers AND Texas Hold 'em. Does my Z10 have Raging Rivers? NO! I'm going back to my 7250.

[bobshine]

Damn let me try and find my Motorola Star Tac!

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[bobshine]

Damn let me try and find my Motorola Star Tac!

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Oups... Its about old BlackBerry... I think I still have the Storm somewhere! I was part of those that liked Sure press!

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[qpro]

Can't beat this!




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[III 4U2NV III]

Can't beat this!




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With the blue clip FTW! I used to interchange my pager clips as well, lol.

[qpro]

Mine broke that's why I replaced it. I didn't have enough money back then for the luxury of interchanging clips!

[grumpyaeroguy]

Can't beat this!




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(sent from my handspring via palm desktop software after hitting the synch button.... LOL)

I WOULDA sent it from my pearl flip, i just misplaced my tri-focals and couldn't read the screen

[pkcable]

I do remember my old Blackberrys and am very sad they are now gone. Before all the games and entertainment even my 7520 was like something from the future. But when you started out with the BB950, which was just a pager with keyboard, it took little to impress.

How many here even know what a "track wheel" was?

I know. I started on a 7290.

[johnprague]

I couldn't care less about games. Give me banking apps, please.

[SlcCorrado]

I'm unable to comprehend run-on sentences no matter how hard I try since all the words just start to blur together and I lose focus and forget the point of the thread in the first place but what the heck who cares it happens

[qpro]

So the 7250 has been on and around all day and all of a sudden it beeped. I looked over and it was a low battery indicator audio signal. I actually forgot that it did that. I tried looking for it on the Z10, but I can't see where you can turn it on. Would be nice to have that. And it keeps reminding you!

[BB_Bulldog]

Can't beat this!




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Nice

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[greggebhardt]

Yeah, I miss my '64 Chevy with its limited amenities, under dash A/C, two speed transmission, 12,000 mile tune ups, 3,000 mile oil changes, 100,000 mile engine replacements...

NOT!

The phone I now carry has more computing power and can do more, store more, get more, communicate better, and work harder than my first business desktop.

No way do I pine for the old blackberry with the scroll wheel that went the way of the vacuum modulator.

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Just remember the above while your Z10 is rebooting!

[jtahardi]

Not missing any of the old bbos
Loving my Z10



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[greggebhardt]

The Drawer

[niss63]

Just remember the above while your Z10 is rebooting!

Touche'

FWIW, I exchanged my Z10 on day 14 ... and haven't had a reboot since. Tomorrow will be 14 days on the new device, so no doubt that my issue on AT&T was hardware related.

As an aside, one thing I did notice was that the manufacturing date on my new device was actually much older than my original device. My current device was produced in early December, 2012.