Yeah, I think it's hilarious when people's stuff stops working and causes them massive inconvenience because they have a different brand to the one I do. But that's just because I'm a dick.
Yeah, I think it's hilarious when people's stuff stops working and causes them massive inconvenience because they have a different brand to the one I do. But that's just because I'm a dick.
I laughed
I don't understand why people get all high and mighty over phones.
I wasn't a big fan of Android, I love my BlackBerry, especially seeing as I seem to be the only one who hasn't actually had a problem - I was sending BBMs and on Facebook and Twitter and online on my blackberry all day yesterday
is this why my texts keep freezing and my internet access is a bit variable then?
i got my blackberry because a) i have an iPod touch that OH bought me so I want to use as it has sentimental value and b) it was purple and i love purple - nothing to do with toys or one upmanship at all...
I used to have a BlackBerry and I have to say that nothing comes close to that phone for email.
I now have an HTC Desire HD (Android) which I consider to be, overall, a better phone. There's nothing I have yet found that an iPhone does that my phone won't - and it does lots more besides.
I think the iPhone is a good phone, but refuse to pay a huge premium for what is basically a fashion item.
They aren't toys, they set up systems that could be easily setup/supported for enterprise.
They did however piss away their lead with total complacency. Just goes to show you can have most of the parts for success and still just throw it all away.
They aren't toys, they set up systems that could be easily setup/supported for enterprise.
They did however piss away their lead with total complacency. Just goes to show you can have most of the parts for success and still just throw it all away.
I can see the appeal of Blackberrys but i wouldn't have one. It seems the rise of Android (and iOS) is going to kill BB off. When Nokia makes Windows phone popular (it will, trust me, if not as popular as symbian was)) i can see RIM going under, maybe within 5 years. I see RIMs future as a software company selling its messaging service on other platforms.
Was that aimed at me? I can assure you i care not for RIM or Mr Jobs, dead or alive. It was simply and observation that RIM are in trouble and have lost 60% of their market share in the last 2 years. This very public failure isnt going to help that one bit.
Was that aimed at me? I can assure you i care not for RIM or Mr Jobs, dead or alive. It was simply and observation that RIM are in trouble and have lost 60% of their market share in the last 2 years. This very public failure isnt going to help that one bit.
Dude. Read it again. Possibly out loud. It's not exactly the most subtle pun in the world... and not aimed at anybody.
Was that aimed at me? I can assure you i care not for RIM or Mr Jobs, dead or alive. It was simply and observation that RIM are in trouble and have lost 60% of their market share in the last 2 years. This very public failure isnt going to help that one bit.
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Ha ha post of the thread!
I laughed
I don't understand why people get all high and mighty over phones.
They certainly are.
I believe that it's a default when you post something from the iPhone, the same things happen with emails. I don't know if it can be turned off.
You can delete it before sending
I have a funny feeling that he wasn't posting from an iphone :eek:
Well that's a different story altogether, a knobber seems very appropriate.
i got my blackberry because a) i have an iPod touch that OH bought me so I want to use as it has sentimental value and b) it was purple and i love purple - nothing to do with toys or one upmanship at all...
Makes you wonder how businesses managed to function before mobile phones, indeed how any of us did!
I now have an HTC Desire HD (Android) which I consider to be, overall, a better phone. There's nothing I have yet found that an iPhone does that my phone won't - and it does lots more besides.
I think the iPhone is a good phone, but refuse to pay a huge premium for what is basically a fashion item.
They aren't toys, they set up systems that could be easily setup/supported for enterprise.
They did however piss away their lead with total complacency. Just goes to show you can have most of the parts for success and still just throw it all away.
Yes and people did business before the internet as well...:P
Just ask Dr Frankenstein.
Pathetic.
Was that aimed at me? I can assure you i care not for RIM or Mr Jobs, dead or alive. It was simply and observation that RIM are in trouble and have lost 60% of their market share in the last 2 years. This very public failure isnt going to help that one bit.
Dude. Read it again. Possibly out loud. It's not exactly the most subtle pun in the world... and not aimed at anybody.
Was that aimed at me? I can assure you i care not for RIM or Mr Jobs, dead or alive. It was simply and observation that RIM are in trouble and have lost 60% of their market share in the last 2 years. This very public failure isnt going to help that one bit.