Bobert_123
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IMO, although wp8 is great, BB10 is going wipe the floor with them! I believe wp8 is a better alternative to android (not ios) but b10 will kill it before it has time to really show its true potential...
There are a lot of 8520 Curves still being sold in emerging markets. Those are cheap OS5 devices. For example, I checked BlackBerry Nigeria, and the 8520 is still listed. Yes, the 9360 and 9380 are available; however, the 8520 would be much cheaper. The 8520 is 3 1/2 years old.Last I checked, the Curve is sporting OS7. What exactly is so "cheap" about the Curve? Can't be the feature set since it mimics even the Bold series. In fact the Curve has an auto-focus shooter as opposed to the Bold's EDF. If you're calling the Curve cheap because of its plastic materials, how do you explain the Focus, or any Samsung for that matter?
There are a lot of 8520 Curves still being sold in emerging markets. Those are cheap OS5 devices. For example, I checked BlackBerry Nigeria, and the 8520 is still listed. Yes, the 9360 and 9380 are available; however, the 8520 would be much cheaper. The 8520 is 3 1/2 years old.
I assume by "differently" you're referring to how the BB10 version actually works, unlike WP8 's which ironically are supposed to be one of the iconic features of that OSThey have live tiles (albeit implemented differently than WP)
I assume by "differently" you're referring to how the BB10 version actually works, unlike WP8 's which ironically are supposed to be one of the iconic features of that OS
The old (and cheap) devices are no longer sold by any of the major US carriers. AT&T does not sell the 8520 or 3GS.So an iphone 3gs is cheap? No, its old, just as the 8520 is old.
My problem with BB10 is that they are screaming innovation yet I don't see too much (yet) the active frames, clock. Calendar etc is taken from Meego (Nokia N9). Their timeshift camera isn't unique either, Nokia Smartshoot does it too.
RIM could have bought the technology. It didn't. Nokia did.Dear fan boy,
Nokia bought the technology behind the camera AFTER RIM received it through licensing. They practically stole it because they couldn't deal with RIM having it. They copycated RIM, nothing else.
So you think blackberry 10 is just going to be initially without bugs?? Right. The gripes people find in windows phone 8, they'll find problems with bb10. And just like Microsoft, they are starting with a brand new os with NO major appealing apps. Functional or not, being without Skype, Instagram, Netflix, and other major players on release day is going to be a problem.
Where is the proof that Netflix and Skype will be available? Skype was supposed to be available on the Playbook (its logo was shown on demos shortly after its release); however, that hasn't happened in over 1 1/2 years.
You know nothing. :wink:
RIM already has Skype, Instagram, Netflix and the major players on board and their apps will available ON launch day of BB10 .... Jan 31st, 2013.
BB10 is going to have the apps WP8 doesn't have and WP7 didn't have on release day, i.e. Instagram, etc.
http://i48.tinypic.com/igw51i.jpg
List: Confirmed Apps coming to BB10 - BlackBerry Forums at CrackBerry.com
Where is the proof that Netflix and Skype will be available? Skype was supposed to be available on the Playbook (its logo was shown on demos shortly after its release); however, that hasn't happened in over 1 1/2 years.
I don't see that happening. First of, BlackBerry its only popular in the states. I've never ever seen a blackberry in Europe so if your world is not bigger than the US then sure it might kill Windows phone.
But I hate to be the one to bring you the news, but the US is NOT the world and the US is just a tiny player in the phone market.
Skype developers were present at BlackBerry Jam (Developer Conference), common knowledge, and the BlackBerry Leak Twitter which is ran by a guy at RIM has confirmed it. His leaks have been accurate so far.
So where's your Instagram client for WP7 and WP8? Oh wait, it's never coming.
You know nothing. :wink:
RIM already has Skype, Instagram, Netflix and the major players on board and their apps will available ON launch day of BB10 .... Jan 31st, 2013.
BB10 is going to have the apps WP8 doesn't have and WP7 didn't have on release day, i.e. Instagram, etc.
http://i48.tinypic.com/igw51i.jpg
http://forums.crackberry.com/news-rumors-f40/list-confirmed-apps-coming-bb10-751324/
BB has a loyal fan base in the UK, but it was mainly due to BBM and the physical keyboard. BBM is kinda redundant since cross-platform messaging apps have taken off and BB10 switches to full touchscreen...
Vringing up the riot is pointless, companies dont hand over data without warrants.No that redundant actually, because there's one big difference between BBM and other cross-platform messaging services : security of the communication. Ok, you may tell me that nobody knows that, nobody cares about that, it just reminded me that scandal in the UK when rioters used BBM and still RIM refused to communicate the data to the authorities (would it be text messages, FB messages or a new cross-platform messaging service, the police would have it all and quickly). Tell them to pass to other services, I bet they wouldn't go....more globally, people around the world get anxious about the use of their personal data, so the "security" argument (which RIM has) may still be appealing to some....