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Heh. Rim's BlackBerry was nowhere as good as the iPhone is today (yes I know physical keyboards are the best; nevertheless), and they lasted for what, two decad

Heh. Rim's BlackBerry was nowhere as good as the iPhone is today (yes I know physical keyboards are the best; nevertheless), and they lasted for what, two decades after their product was clearly not as good as all the competition. Apple is doing way better at this point. Yes I think they dropped the ball on iPhone 7: it introduced very little new stuff, and this is their innovation year. But they are not screwing up, just innovating very slowly. I am not happy with the 7, but my feelings aside, it won't kill the brand.

coldtea 10y ago
>yes I know physical keyboards are the best; nevertheless Citation needed, especially when it comes to mobile use. The tactility might be good, but touch keyboards are much more flexible and let you free up tons of real estate for more screen in apps that don't need a keyboard. Shouldn't that tradeoff be considered before one declares what's best?