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Would you care to explain more? (Incidentally here in the UK Blackberries are doing very well, and not just in the corporate environment. A lot of students and

• tlack 16y ago
  That's the same in the states, but adoption has really fallen off after the Bold and Curve2 - there hasn't been anything exciting and new in the works in the past year or so, and the Torch is considered a failure so far stateside (it's only been a few weeks). Most of my friends still have Blackberries but as their handsets die they're being replaced with a lot of Androids and iPhones..
  • nanairo 16y ago
    But how much of that is hype and how much is a fundamental problem with Blackberries? To me the torch seems a pretty nice product. Sure: still a generation behind. But it's not like opponents are too far ahead: they (and MS and Meego) can still catch up. Look what Android did in one year! I think if the Blackberry keep being solid mobiles that are a little bit behind the curve but not much (say 6 to 12 months), they'll be just perfect for corporations. There's a bright future ahead.
• joshu 16y ago
  You can use it as a PHONE. On the Droid, calling people seems secondary.