[Steveo989]

Basically, I've held the phone up in all kinds of lighting conditions and the crack only appears in the photographs and while getting the image to take a picture of.

[Steveo989]

So you never broke a phone before, so this can't possibly be your fault?



You knew what this was. You bought the phone knowing the application situation was less than ideal for quite a few people.



What exactly are you looking for? I'm not sure why you keep coming back and trying to prod people into reactions. You're not trying to be a giant ******? Well, you are naturally pretty good at it if you are doing it without even trying.



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Yes, I've never broken a phone before. I've had issues with the phones becoming buggy, laggy, whatever else you would like to describe a 1.75yr+ phone that has a bunch of garbage software from the manufacturer. I've never caused damage that effectively removed features from the phone, until now. Sure I'm sure I had something to do with this, but again, my other phones have proven to be much more durable than this one.

[lui22]

Honestly I still don't see it?

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[Steveo989]

Roflmao! Dude drops and breaks his phone and then blames BlackBerry. That's classic. The build quality on a BlackBerry is much higher than an all plastic nexus 5. Hope it works out for you better when you drop that one.

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Well I ended up getting a Samsung Galaxy Note 3, and I can say it walks all over my Z10 in pretty much every area, minus a Hub-like feature. That one thing is the only thing my Z10 really rocked. If Blackberry's CEO can get them back on track I'll gladly come back. The key is getting their sights off the Business, and Gov't area, because so many folks are using a single device these days which the Employee typically chooses.