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Old 09-29-2007, 10:30 AM   #81
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how about everyone agree to disagree, or even disagree altogether, and let me be right?


What was the subject?
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Old 09-29-2007, 10:35 AM   #82
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how about everyone agree to disagree, or even disagree altogether, and let me be right?


What was the subject?
There's three, I think, maybe four. Or there could be dozens, for all I know. But of course, there is *It*. Could be one of the three or four, or maybe its another. If you happen to respond, but not to *It*, then you are missing the point.
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Old 09-29-2007, 10:44 AM   #83
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So back to the 9000 series and OS 5.0... No i Wasbrainwashedtothinkthatthisphoneisthecoolestthin gsincemexicanjumpbeanswasinventedphone
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Old 09-29-2007, 11:58 AM   #84
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So what of the 9xxx, anyone see any recent pics floating around ?
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Old 09-29-2007, 12:03 PM   #85
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So what of the 9xxx, anyone see any recent pics floating around ?
Ya know, I'm pretty sure I saw a thread about this already.

http://www.blackberryforums.com/rumo...x-mockups.html
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Old 09-29-2007, 12:12 PM   #86
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Old 09-30-2007, 12:24 PM   #87
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HAHAHA, don't make me laugh. Sure the BB is great, but the interface and features of the iphone blow away anything RIM has now. The only thing BB has on the iphone is the keypad.
I'll tell you what peevees me off about the iPhone -- it's an Apple. First those suckers stiff their most loyal customers by overcharging them by $200 when the phone first came out. Then, after you pay $600, you find that the phone does not really belong to you. If you mess with it in any way, they'll disable your as#.

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I'll throw Maddox in to lighten the mood here on why the iPhone is not so great.

The iPhone is a piece of crap, and so is your face.
Thanks for the post. Good to start the week off with a solid laugh.
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Old 10-01-2007, 08:52 AM   #89
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re: Maddox, his neighbors need to be warned of his presence.
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Old 10-01-2007, 06:20 PM   #90
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I'm not sure why anyone would disagree with this sentiment or why so many on this thread are crying blasphemy just because someone suggests that there may be things RIM can learn from the iphone. RIM has the best push email solution and business device in the world currently....that isn't likely to change near term. However they are in the business of selling phones and it would be irresponsible of them to ignore a product that clearly has mass consumer appeal. Aren't all those 17 year olds going to be young business people in a few years?

None of this is meant to suggest that RIM needs to mimic the iphone. I'm only stating what I think should be obvious and what I'm sure RIM is already doing; evaluating competing products and models to see if there are useful aspects that they can utilize to improve their own devices or to improve their sales/market share. Perhaps there is nothing useful at all in the iphone for RIM or their vision of future product offerings......but isn't it foolish of us to think that they are not doing their due diligence on it and other competing products/technologies?

Actually if you ask RIM they are not in the business of selling Cellphone they are a middleware company. At these that what I keep reading.
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Old 10-02-2007, 01:52 PM   #91
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This thread is still seriously about Apple vs. PC ??? They both have thier +/-.
Everyone just has to accept that.

I would actually like to know anything about the 9xxx series!!
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I would actually like to know anything about the 9xxx series!!
Haha, agreed! I wish it will have quad hsdpa/quad gsm/wifi/gps, that would be my dream bb.
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Thanks for the post. Good to start the week off with a solid laugh.
I practically pee in my pants every time I watch that. I'm a Mac user, but I'm no fan of the iPhone. I love this guy's energy! I can imaging him pounding furiously on his keyboard as he writes that stuff.
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I practically pee in my pants every time I watch that. I'm a Mac user, but I'm no fan of the iPhone. I love this guy's energy! I can imaging him pounding furiously on his keyboard as he writes that stuff.

Okay, let's get back on point. This thread is regarding the 9XXX series. Any news?
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Okay, let's get back on point. This thread is regarding the 9XXX series. Any news?


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Old 10-03-2007, 06:28 PM   #96
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Yeah, baby! Nothing definite of course, but the highlights so far (all rampant speculation and guess work) are:

600 MHz processor.
US 3G - HSDPA!!
A Backup app that uses the memory card.

I'm just glad the guessing game is finally afoot. Release maybe/probably/possibly some time in 2008. All that's missing is some blurry spy pics from an "unconfirmed source deep within RIM".

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Old 10-04-2007, 08:04 AM   #97
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If these images are accurate (not a given, for sure) I'd be interested in hearing from those who were adamant that RIM could learn nothing from the iphone and even if they could would certainly never produce such a device.
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Old 10-04-2007, 08:12 AM   #98
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If these images are accurate (not a given, for sure)
I think as BlackBerry fans and as ordinary people who will have to use the internet for information-finding for decades to come, we need to ratchet up our critical thinking skills just a smidgen.

We're taking a visual pun, almost cartoonish in its construction, and treating it like the revealed word of God or at least a clever hoax. The image in the BGR post is the punchline, folks.

If we don't stop taking everything so literally, anything interesting or humorous on the internet will simply cease because we'll read it as fact and its creators will get sick of correcting all the mouthpieces who repeat it.
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I think as BlackBerry fans and as ordinary people who will have to use the internet for information-finding for decades to come, we need to ratchet up our critical thinking skills just a smidgen.

We're taking a visual pun, almost cartoonish in its construction, and treating it like the revealed word of God or at least a clever hoax. The image in the BGR post is the punchline, folks.

If we don't stop taking everything so literally, anything interesting or humorous on the internet will simply cease because we'll read it as fact and its creators will get sick of correcting all the mouthpieces who repeat it.

Preachy, condescending post aside, I agree with you...it looks like a photoshopped 8300. For what it's worth, BGR does go on to report that RIM is working on a touchscreen consumer device.
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