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belfastdispatcher Is loosing features and services "moving forward"?
PS I'd actually love a rotary phone
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Is gaining a more up to date UI, intuitive new features, and some of the features you're thinking of you know being slowly added back to some extent... moving backwards? Getting a device that is much more stable, whose battery (Z10 aside) is much more reliable moving backwards?
To keep this relevant, I don't think that those legacy users in the UK aren't upgrading to BB10 because of the lack of features, more because of price and lack of knowledge, even though you continue to disregard this, there was no effective marketing for BB10 in the UK..
There's a London/outer London train free newspaper called the METRO, get a random one, open it up and you'll see iPhone ads even andorid ads, but almost NEVER BB10 ads, and that's just from networks, if networks aren't even publishing that they've got BB10 how are people meant to know? A few billboards that don't even tell them how BB10 is different?
BB10 isn't struggling because of a lack of features, it's struggling because if a lack of knowledge, both just knowing BB10 and knowing how it's different and also just the bad stigma about BlackBerry that people don't give it a chance, they need a major PR campaign which even with limited funds can be achieved.
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