BlackBerry Classic
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- Anonymous
- NuU
- 18 Dec 2014
[deleted post]looks great, i have always liked BB but i will only get this if they add a finger print sensor for extra security and
if i can run my power point presentations at work of this then perfect i will definitely get this
if i am certain the device is capable and has the hardware
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- Anonymous
- 9xH
- 18 Dec 2014
wht a beautifull handset...b"berry av really outdone themselves
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- Rayan
- 6PI
- 18 Dec 2014
Classic has Adequate Specs. The device has 3.5 Inch Screen which is not enough for Web Browsing and Reading Documents. Black Berry Passport is Far More Superior Device than Classic.
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- AnonD-342745
- nGS
- 18 Dec 2014
You can use gestures or the trackpad or keyboard shortcuts
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- anir
- bCY
- 18 Dec 2014
When will this handset available in India? eagerly waiting
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- Anonymous
- nFf
- 18 Dec 2014
Where can this be bought in uk if I have to wait any longer I'm not going to wait any longer
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- the tech nerd
- utQ
- 18 Dec 2014
AnonD-4340, 18 Dec 2014The removable battery is the worst thing about Z10 hardware... moreRemovable batteries are still loved and does not hurt the premium feeling
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- AnonD-223245
- mum
- 18 Dec 2014
Anonymous, 17 Dec 2014Did they fix BB10 yet? no more gestures? Is that a trac... moreYes it is a trackpad and waiting for the legacy users to move up!
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- AnonD-50696
- uuU
- 18 Dec 2014
What kind of buttons it have near trackpad. Whether touch buttons or physical pressing type buttons?
If anyone knows answer it bcoz I can't notice that properly in any HD pictures or videos.
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- AnonD-58122
- tue
- 18 Dec 2014
Loved 9900 , Love Q10.
Classic? Guess gonna wait for another Q model
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- AnonD-4340
- Kg%
- 18 Dec 2014
Bob, 17 Dec 2014Looks Good! Only things against it is the battery is not re... moreThe removable battery is the worst thing about Z10 hardware wise, backcover has glitches all the way around, really destroys any premium feeling the phone might have had. Modern people do not like removable batteries, thats why BB will stop making them also and thats great news.
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- liger
- 6}e
- 18 Dec 2014
the physical keyboard is nice.
but the non-user-removable battery is the biggest drawback.
i had three Blackberry devices some years ago, and based on my personal experiences, the batteries were the first to give up (i was a heavy power user back then).
but, it was no problem, since you could always bought a new set of battery and popped it in your Blackberry. and you're good to go.
now, imagine that with non-user-removable battery. imagine all the fuzz and the waste of time just to replace a battery?.
so, IMO, i don't think a Blackberry phone with non-user-removable battery would success at all.
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- Anonymous
- tA$
- 18 Dec 2014
so,
the battery is not removable, eh?
well, Blackberry never learn from their past mistakes.
and they never listen to their customers.
i'm sure this one will fail.
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- chris
- PU%
- 18 Dec 2014
when will it be available in Singapore?
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- ii
- t1$
- 18 Dec 2014
why, 17 Dec 2014why in the earth they make the battery Non-removable Maybe due to some security and performance reasons
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- Anonymous
- HCi
- 17 Dec 2014
Nice phone but this will not save BB. It will only appeal to existing users.And too expensive.
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- AnonD-200220
- KI3
- 17 Dec 2014
I wish the screen resolution was fh
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- Em
- PMF
- 17 Dec 2014
When will this be available in Australia? if I buy one from the UK/USA will this work here on a 4G network?
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- Anonymous
- 4Ip
- 17 Dec 2014
Did they fix BB10 yet? no more gestures?
Is that a trackpad i see?
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- Mang Juan
- vx6
- 17 Dec 2014
When would it be available in the Philippines?