1. barbarianthemadserb's Avatar
    Well, I do. I have the BB9900(TMO), the BB9930 (PagePlus/Verizon), NexusS (TMO) and ya know I love all three of them although I give the slightest edge to my BB9900 because of wifi calling and keyboard. I can't help myself. I also have (on PagePlus)an Epic4G that I don't carry with me. I know there are more of you out there! hahhaa. I even have Google voice number to call three of my cells phones for a sterio affect .hahhaha. But seriously, the BB99xx are serious work horses for me and I use most of the native apps. The advantage of my Android Nexus S is a bigger screen for some serious web cruising/reading docs etc. I like the querty keyboard on my BB's and the touch screen are a nice added feature-I don't always use but there are times when touching is just more convenient. I have both Blackberries on OS7.1. Yesterday I nuked my 9930 but thanks to all the info on this site I resurected it from the dead! lol. It did take a while though. I also have loaded a voip client on my BB9900 (FGvoip) but there are some minor bugs to it and the developers are working on a fix. Calling out via voip (wifi or 3g) is great, no lag, clear voice and I only pay about 2c/minute this route compared to 8-10 c/min using the standard minutes plan from cell providers.
    thethethe that's all folks!
    01-19-12 11:53 AM
  2. emirozmen's Avatar
    I didn't.
    I am not.
    I won't.
    01-19-12 11:54 AM
  3. Thunderbuck's Avatar
    Yeah, I have two. Personal phone's a 9800, and a Curve for work...
    01-19-12 12:00 PM
  4. T�nis's Avatar
    No, thanks. One is enough!
    01-19-12 12:24 PM
  5. up488's Avatar
    Nope and I refuse too! Daily life is busy and crazy enough and I don't see the need or purpose of carrying more than one phone regardless of occupation or lifestyle (I know many will disagree but that's just my take and my choice). If ya need to reach me bad enough my one and only BB has several options for doing so.
    Last edited by up488; 01-19-12 at 12:28 PM.
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    01-19-12 12:25 PM
  6. Sith_Apprentice's Avatar
    I have two phones, my playbook and a MIFI on me every day.
    01-19-12 12:27 PM
  7. blueyestm's Avatar
    Just one phone but with 2 numbers as I have google voice on it for "home phone
    01-19-12 12:28 PM
  8. TnTimberry's Avatar
    Have a 9930 as my main phone but also have my old iPhone4 which is no longer on a cell network. I have Skype on the iPhone and wifi hotspot on my BB so its basicly a fully functional iPhone instead of just an iPod. This way I have my beloved BB and still have the cool "toy" apps on my old iPhone.
    01-19-12 12:52 PM
  9. OniBerry's Avatar
    Two Blackberry phones, one for work, and a personal one.
    01-19-12 12:55 PM
  10. bassoprofundo's Avatar
    I carry 2... Currently a Pre 3 for a personal phone and a 9810 now for work... I've carried multiples for a long time and have always liked having the options. However, since I started digging into tablets, I'm starting to find that I don't use my personal phone for much except SMS and as a tether for my tablets. I have a Playbook, a Touchpad, and an OG iPad, and it's a heck of a lot nicer to do most things on a tablet sized screen. I'm at the point now where if I knew I wouldn't get into any hot water for personal use on a corp phone, I'd probably drop my personal phone for the expense and use only the 9810. It's the first BB I've had that I feel like can handle the things for which I've kept a non-BB phone (hotspot, multimedia playback, decent screen size).
    01-19-12 01:00 PM
  11. dlrogers81's Avatar
    I carry two..9780(personal) and a 9930(work)

    Sent from my BlackBerry 9780 using Tapatalk
    01-19-12 02:07 PM
  12. nfld_sapper's Avatar
    9700 personal and 9810 for work...
    01-19-12 02:44 PM
  13. T�nis's Avatar
    Just one phone but with 2 numbers as I have google voice on it for "home phone
    I'm like that, too. I have four numbers in use or tied to my BlackBerry. There's (1) my primary Sprint line, (2) my prepaid T-Mobile SIM for sending certain international texts, (3) my Google voice number (forwarded to my BlackBerry), and (4) my home phone landline number (also forwarded to my BlackBerry). I certainly don't need more devices.
    01-19-12 02:45 PM
  14. qbnkelt's Avatar
    Three phones.
    The work issued 9650.
    My personal 9930 *always*
    A secondary personal phone, which today is my Atrix. I was driving everybody crazy with two BBM IDs. Otherwise I have my 9810 and my 9860. I switch around between the Atrix and the 9810 or the 9860.
    But my 9930....that's my baby. Always with me.
    01-19-12 02:56 PM
  15. johnenglish's Avatar
    I have two phones; a work 9900 and a personal 8330.

    After hours and on the weekend I just leave my work phone at home and during working hours I leave my personal phone in my office drawer so it's not like I'm actually carrying two phones around with me all the time.
    01-19-12 03:04 PM
  16. T�nis's Avatar
    I have two phones; a work 9900 and a personal 8330.

    After hours and on the weekend I just leave my work phone at home and during working hours I leave my personal phone in my office drawer so it's not like I'm actually carrying two phones around with me all the time.
    But how do you feel going from the 9900 work phone to the 8330 personal phone? Don't get me wrong, I have an 8330 and have always loved it, but this is intriguing. Do you welcome the shift to the 8330 or do you see it as a downgrade?
    01-19-12 03:22 PM
  17. jamesbondOO7's Avatar
    For the life of me, I cannot understand why someone would.
    01-19-12 04:02 PM
  18. anon(4021844)'s Avatar
    One Bold9780 for both work and personal.
    01-19-12 04:38 PM
  19. IAmBBJosh's Avatar
    iPhone 4 and BlackBerry Bold 9700 for me at the moment.
    01-19-12 04:41 PM
  20. kbz1960's Avatar
    1 phone is all I need.
    01-19-12 04:45 PM
  21. johnenglish's Avatar
    But how do you feel going from the 9900 work phone to the 8330 personal phone? Don't get me wrong, I have an 8330 and have always loved it, but this is intriguing. Do you welcome the shift to the 8330 or do you see it as a downgrade?
    There's really no difference in terms of the user experience for me. They both make phone calls, send text messages, send BBMs, and receive email the same way.

    The only time I appreciate the 9900 more is when I need to surf the web (which is extremely rare) then, obviously, the 9900 is much nicer to use.
    01-19-12 04:58 PM
  22. johnenglish's Avatar
    For the life of me, I cannot understand why someone would.
    I want to keep my work and personal life seperate. I can just ignore my personal BB and check it when I have a chance. I don't have to worry about missing a client's call or an important email. Conversely, if I'm out with friends in the evening or on the weekend I don't want to be bothered with work related stuff so I just leave my work BB at home. It's not like I carry both phones with me all the time.
    01-19-12 05:02 PM
  23. Eli_B's Avatar
    One phone is all I need....plus I don't use my BB for work at all. It's strictly for personal use.
    01-19-12 05:16 PM
  24. johnny555's Avatar
    I carry two phones. A 9810 for work and a Nexus One for personal.
    01-19-12 06:10 PM
  25. ThePoisonBerry's Avatar
    Well, I do. I have the BB9900(TMO), the BB9930 (PagePlus/Verizon), NexusS (TMO) and ya know I love all three of them although I give the slightest edge to my BB9900 because of wifi calling and keyboard. I can't help myself. I also have (on PagePlus)an Epic4G that I don't carry with me. I know there are more of you out there! hahhaa. I even have Google voice number to call three of my cells phones for a sterio affect .hahhaha. But seriously, the BB99xx are serious work horses for me and I use most of the native apps. The advantage of my Android Nexus S is a bigger screen for some serious web cruising/reading docs etc. I like the querty keyboard on my BB's and the touch screen are a nice added feature-I don't always use but there are times when touching is just more convenient. I have both Blackberries on OS7.1. Yesterday I nuked my 9930 but thanks to all the info on this site I resurected it from the dead! lol. It did take a while though. I also have loaded a voip client on my BB9900 (FGvoip) but there are some minor bugs to it and the developers are working on a fix. Calling out via voip (wifi or 3g) is great, no lag, clear voice and I only pay about 2c/minute this route compared to 8-10 c/min using the standard minutes plan from cell providers.
    thethethe that's all folks!
    Do you keep all three in your pants pocket? Are you a male? You're probably going to get cancer down there.
    01-19-12 06:31 PM
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