Flashback: goodbye, BlackBerry, and thanks for all the keyboards
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- Anonymous
- 8Kf
- 09 Jan 2022
rizki1, 09 Jan 2022chinese phones killing it, thanks Sony Ericsson, HTC, LG, B... moreEricsson sold mobile business to sony in 2011.
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- Anonymous
- 8Kf
- 09 Jan 2022
No OS can survive without google apps.
Google is not gonna make their apps for any other OS, to avoid people leaving android.
Android is free, but google services are not.
Not even counting the money earned with app store.
"Ah, but you can use maps, gmail and youtube with browser! "
No. People want to use the apps ....
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- rizki1
- Kif
- 09 Jan 2022
chinese phones killing it, thanks Sony Ericsson, HTC, LG, BB, Nokia for your time. Do your best after this.
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- Muzik
- sGP
- 09 Jan 2022
Omg. Priv was one the best experience for me. I used that for a few wweks till it was stolen from me. The keypad was a plus and camera was highly effective. I didn't explore that much but I miss those days.
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- awacs
- 0w6
- 09 Jan 2022
"BlackBerry devices - all the ones that came before the brand's pivot to Android stopped working on January 4 2022. They can't access the Internet, send messages or make calls, not even to emergency services."
I thought GSMArena will do better, than mainstream media. There is whole Reddit, where people post their still working BlackBerry devices and I myself can see my father's Q10 working quite normally. They can call, they can text and they can even access the internet. You can't login into BB services, but other than that, phones work absolutely the same.
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- IpsDisplay
- ri0
- 09 Jan 2022
This is what privacy was all about
None of these so called new privacy androids can give a private experience
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- GS88
- nX4
- 09 Jan 2022
The Priv and the Passport had very nice keyboards.. even now with the touchscreen i use, i rely on the autocorrect because i mistype a lot on touchscreens.
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- Anonymous
- wrt
- 09 Jan 2022
bye