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I'm having the same apprehensions as you.
The QNX OS is fine for the Playbook, but it seems far from mobile ready. The BB App integration, the BB Menu button...brings up all sorts of options in an App. BB Travel, BB Protect, Password Keeper, Notes...so much to do. I don't see this happening on BBOS10. BBOS11 or 12 maybe.
Anyway lets see what the cat drags in...
04-20-12 05:19 AM - That statement about someone laughing all the way to the bank; likely true but not everyone is bleeding edge. If someone buys a product, why aren't they happy with it only a year later? I am a lover of the general BBOS experience and have quite a few apprehensions about BB10 myself. Technology may advance year after year, sometimes in smaller increments quite on purpose, but why do so many have to have the latest and greatest at all times? I'm living on a 9650 and i'm not miserable. It does what I need it to, which is why I bought it to begin with.
PS: I don't even have a flat screen TV. Mine is a 32" old Sharp, and it works perfectly. The definition is not as sharp as HD? Oh boy. My vision is fine, and people look like people. Hmm.
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04-20-12 02:20 PM - Lol, and i thought I was the last one without a flat screen TV, i find them too clear, takes away the magic of the movies.That statement about someone laughing all the way to the bank; likely true but not everyone is bleeding edge. If someone buys a product, why aren't they happy with it only a year later? I am a lover of the general BBOS experience and have quite a few apprehensions about BB10 myself. Technology may advance year after year, sometimes in smaller increments quite on purpose, but why do so many have to have the latest and greatest at all times? I'm living on a 9650 and i'm not miserable. It does what I need it to, which is why I bought it to begin with.
PS: I don't even have a flat screen TV. Mine is a 32" old Sharp, and it works perfectly. The definition is not as sharp as HD? Oh boy. My vision is fine, and people look like people. Hmm.
Sent from BitPusher's BlackBerry 9650 using Tapatalk04-20-12 02:31 PM - I would love to do some comparisons! But I still think it's pretty early to do objective comparisons. Maybe RIM will change even the hardware of the "rumored" devices; so what we see might not even be what we get. It's so tough waiting to see what they come up with! But I do like this thread!04-20-12 03:12 PM
- You are awesome! I admit that I unfortunately sometimes fall victim to wanting newer stuff; but I try to just be myself and to enjoy what I do have. I have a white 9780 that I still find to be gorgeous and sexy; even against my friends' Torches, new Curves, and Androids. When I can upgrade, I might consider a different phone; but I really don't need to (unless something happens to my device, which will result in a scream of pain from meThat statement about someone laughing all the way to the bank; likely true but not everyone is bleeding edge. If someone buys a product, why aren't they happy with it only a year later? I am a lover of the general BBOS experience and have quite a few apprehensions about BB10 myself. Technology may advance year after year, sometimes in smaller increments quite on purpose, but why do so many have to have the latest and greatest at all times? I'm living on a 9650 and i'm not miserable. It does what I need it to, which is why I bought it to begin with.
PS: I don't even have a flat screen TV. Mine is a 32" old Sharp, and it works perfectly. The definition is not as sharp as HD? Oh boy. My vision is fine, and people look like people. Hmm.
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). I certainly like playing with different or newer phones; but I'm not in need of a new one, nor do I even have the resources to purchase them.
I think that some just see the new phones and think, "It's better than mine;" and then upgrade. But my phone also does what I need it to; and so I'm quite happy with it.04-20-12 03:16 PM
