BlackBerry Priv (CDMA)
Verizon Wireless Release
What is Verizon waiting for? Does anybody know ? Two other major carriers have released this phone. One in black, No Big Deal. Same phone. I can purchase it on Amazon or Best Buy but I don’t want to. Only because, I’m hoping Verizon is working with BB and TCL on a Version like was released in India? One can only hope!
over in the "Sprint Reneges On the BlackBerry Priv" discussion:
Just like sprint itself
There have CLEARLY been nay-sayers going on about how blackberry is out of the market, but they keep making good phones like this and more people are buying them. Right? Right?
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This phone will probably never get the respect it deserves
And what a shame. It deserves it's place just like the S7 and G5. None of those devices are perfect. Give me the keyboard and security of the Blackberry, the multi-tasking and stylus integration of the Note 5, and the flat out innovation of the G5. THAT would be the perfect device, something we could truly call a no compromises flagship.
Edit: and kick Android's sorry broken platform to the curb in favor of HP's Windows 10 awesomeness. THAT is a device we can only fantasize about.
Edit: and kick Android's sorry broken platform to the curb in favor of HP's Windows 10 awesomeness. THAT is a device we can only fantasize about.
over in the "Verizon to Sell BlackBerry Priv Starting Today" discussion:
Did you guys review this device?
If not, can you do one?
Edit: Never mind. I found the review. I guess I should have looked first, lol.
Edit: Never mind. I found the review. I guess I should have looked first, lol.
over in the "BlackBerry Priv Wins Support from Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon" discussion:
Took them too long for sprint
It took them way too long for Sprint that I ended up buying a moto x pure. I couldn't be happier now but sorry BB you took too long
over in the "BlackBerry Priv Wins Support from Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon" discussion:
So much for
not going back to T-Mobile after that comment they made awhile back
over in the "Hands On with the BlackBerry Priv" discussion:
Maybe its a Renn Faire thing..
But at Renn Faire you learn terms such as privy, aka bathroom. They are often shortened to the word "priv".
I am not saying that is in anyway a reflection of this phone.. I am only saying that I am never going to be able to talk about this phone without making that connection.
I am not saying that is in anyway a reflection of this phone.. I am only saying that I am never going to be able to talk about this phone without making that connection.
over in the "Hands On with the BlackBerry Priv" discussion:
Harsh and Bias
Quite a harsh review, but you were able to cough up a couple of complements(backhanded of course). Are you familiar with BB10 OS. It has a full swipe UI. Maybe that's why they used it with the productivity tab, not because they copied it from Samsung as you infer. Give it a break and put your negativity aside and evaluate the phone on merit and not your attempt to follow mainstream media with a death march against Blackberry... I am hopeful that your full review will be less bias and more objective like the one you are capable of producing.
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over in the "BlackBerry Priv Runs Android, Costs $699, Ships November 6" discussion:
Wondering?
I'm wondering if you have the option of using swype, or provided screen based kb instead of the regular slider kb?
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over in the "BlackBerry Priv Runs Android, Costs $699, Ships November 6" discussion:
$700?
This phone is DOA. That's too bad because a $499 price point could have put Blackberry back on the map.
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over in the "BlackBerry Priv Runs Android, Costs $699, Ships November 6" discussion:
Interesting
Too bad they refused to integrate Android on the Playbook.
over in the "BlackBerry Shows Off the Priv" discussion:
Called it
When I said several months ago that if Blackberry were to survive they need to push out an Android phone, people thought I was mad. Nailed it.
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over in the "BlackBerry Shows Off the Priv" discussion:
And here we all were
counting Blackberry out. But if someone is going to make a flagship device with with a slide-out Blackberry keyboard, you can count me interested. Where was this device 3 years ago?
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over in the "BlackBerry Shows Off the Priv" discussion:
Time to say goodbye
They need to play this outside their HQ on a massive megaphone. Sell your patients and run - or go the way IBM went.
