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Originally Posted by The Tank
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What you say is true but BB has a security edge that Windows can't match. The OS is also more stable than Windows as long as you don't experiment with an OS that may not yet be proven by your carrier.
If you are a business user than it works without the glitz that Windows provides. My company has had both and we came back to BB.
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On security: I've heard that numerous times, but I've never see what that actually means. Can somebody please explain how a BB is more secure than a WM6.1 phone? I mean, does one support SSL for browsers and the other doesn't? Does one use encryption to transmit email back and forth and the other doesn't? Does on use encryption on OTA sync of Contacts and Calendar items and the other doesn't? Beyond those things, what does having "security" on the device really mean?
On stability: I can't really see how anybody could make that claim if you're comparing anything to a BB Storm...
Thanks for any enlightenment.