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blackberry 10
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Sorta like a gun holster? I'd wager you would actually sell a few of those.
edit: saw this on my Twitter feed just now...too late http://www.shedoesthecity.com/ld-west-holster-menswear-trend-women-strapping
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You're late to the party.
GUESS (GES - NYSE) has stated they are in the process of (re-)vamping the Murse / Man Purse for the new Betty Phone.
The large tablets don't interest me (none of them do). The phone-sized devices work for being used as a phone or while traveling. If I want to get any work done, I want a real full-sized screen and proper keyboard, for which I have the laptop that I'm typing this on. My Z10 has been fine.
All very good news, thanks!
awyala
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If you're gonna F around with gimmicky formats and new tech, do it in a novel non intrussive - don't hinge the company bottom line on its success - sort of way. Kind of like this...
http://www.techradar.com/reviews/phones/mobile-phones/samsung-galaxy-note-edge-1263718/review
[video=youtube;NQCyMm-dGiQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQCyMm-dGiQ[/video]
Kind of a neat place to cram the BB Hub no? Duh!!!
http://www.techradar.com/reviews/phones/mobile-phones/samsung-galaxy-note-edge-1263718/review
[video=youtube;NQCyMm-dGiQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQCyMm-dGiQ[/video]
Kind of a neat place to cram the BB Hub no? Duh!!!
This is a real useful dick size battle for those who want a keyboard. Uh, I mean those who don't want a keyboard. Uh, I mean... nope, not a useful comparison at all.
That it may be a whole lot better at getting s*** done completely escapes you and your precious girls in leggings, and BB is totally fine with that. If it doesn't sell, that's fine too. Their survival isn't in the balance for this one phone. Let the chips fall where they may (unless there's an opportunity to be a spec sheet ninny, then rage on, kid!)
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They beat you to it, the Murse is coming!
http://www.ozy.com/c-notes/the-changing-world-of-new-york-fashion-week/33697.article
BrownBrady
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I'll stick to my Z10 for now.
A square screen gives the maximum screen real estate for a given bulk. You'd need a 4.9" screen at 16:9 to get as much display space as the Passport at 4.5". It's a compromise if you want to watch a lot of video, but that's not what most people consider as getting **** done.
Oh, and you should try removing your keyboard from your computer, then see how much **** you get done. And unplug from the wall to see how long you can get **** done for.
Yep, serious people work on square papers, square documents, square spreadsheets and presentations, and thus square screens. This is normal for people who get **** done. Its been this way for years.
Apparently this blackberry is also the first device with a battery, so it doesn't require being plugged in! The future is NOW!!!!!
Apparently this blackberry is also the first device with a battery, so it doesn't require being plugged in! The future is NOW!!!!!
You were comparing it to your home computer. If we're going to rate things on the Getting-S***-Done index rather than spec sheet hoopla, the points about portability and usage are very relevant.
BTW the Passport can produce documents in 8.5 x 11 if that's what you need. Or any format, really. I guess that's something you're not familiar with using your highly productive home computer.
We all know that if the Passport had an Apple logo on it, and good ole Steve-o was pitching it, it'd be the greatest thing since sliced bread.
This square design, and its astonishingly unique keyboard/trackpad, and remarkable 36 hour battery life, shows far more daring "outside the box" thinking and brilliant design than we ever seen from the other companies lately.
True, its not for "everyone", but for its target audience... medical, guys who work on spreadsheets on the go, .pdfs, blueprints, blasting out emails and communications, etc. the Square form factor can't be beat.
^^ no greasy finger prints or blocked views on the giant screen as you use the trackpad to move the photo around or zoom in.
^^ physical home butttons. :lol:
^^ Whats with the ghey double circle buttons on the iphone6? :lol:
This square design, and its astonishingly unique keyboard/trackpad, and remarkable 36 hour battery life, shows far more daring "outside the box" thinking and brilliant design than we ever seen from the other companies lately.
True, its not for "everyone", but for its target audience... medical, guys who work on spreadsheets on the go, .pdfs, blueprints, blasting out emails and communications, etc. the Square form factor can't be beat.
^^ no greasy finger prints or blocked views on the giant screen as you use the trackpad to move the photo around or zoom in.
^^ physical home butttons. :lol:
^^ Whats with the ghey double circle buttons on the iphone6? :lol:
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True, its not for "everyone", but for its target audience... medical, guys who work on spreadsheets on the go, .pdfs, blueprints, etc. the Square form factor can't be beat.
***Unless you still think having a ghey physical home button is "innovation", or having to turn your soapbar shaped phone sideways everytime you want to read a larger file.
^^ Whats with the ghey double circle buttons on the iphone6? :lol:
I'd come up with an equally witty reply but my BlackBerry won't let me waste time on fun.
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