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I'm with Verizon and would prefer a blackberry because of the QWERTY keypad. I just want to be able to get emails, check facebook, listen to talk radio and take photos. Will the Bold do all of that? How about the Curve?
I agree with Peregrine. BB has no comparison with iPhones and other modern smart phones. I remained struck with BB for a long time but finally got rid of it. Now I have Motrolla Droid 4. It is a great substitute for Black Berry.
Gotta agree that the BB Bold and Curve are ancient technology now and not a good choice for many. I wouldn't pay any money for one. They do work in a pinch, but are very dated. The older BB devices will NOT have access to the LTE data networks. The new BB 10 has a virtual keyboard like iPhones and most Android devices.
Motorola Droid 4 is displays that a dual-core, 4G LTE Android slider phone with a QWERTY keyboard is likely. With very quick data races and a large typing experience, the teleteletelephone also serves up pleasing call quality over Verizon's network.
The BlackBerry Z10 (touchscreen), which launched in the U.S. 2 weeks ago, is the most advanced phone in the market now due to its new OS. The BB10 operating system is fast, fluid and intuitive. The phone is a tool and not a toy like Apple and Android. Apple and Android's operating systems are buggy and easy targets for hacking. 45% of global BlackBerry Z10 users have switched from Apple and Android and this will rise as the new phones gain traction. In addition, the BlackBerry Q10 with QWERTY keyboard (w/ the new BB10 O.S.) launches in April in the U.S. Four additional BlackBerry mid-level phones are scheduled to debut this year. This is good for us consumers as we have another choice instead of the duopoly of iOS/Android and Windows phones. Competition is always welcomed. BlackBerry is back!
Well that post pretty much lost all credibility when you called Android & iOS toys....
Gotta agree with that!
When he grows up, he will realize the ridiculous comment he made.
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