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Why HA? Have you used it?
by shyn3 11y ago
Why HA? Have you used it?
- lqdc13 11y agoI'm pretty sure most people would agree their OS is inferior.
- geggam 11y agoIn what way ? ... out of the box the BB does everything I need. I have to reboot my iPhone6 sometimes and the rest of the family reboots their androids weekly. I dont reboot the BB... it just works. For games... sure android and iphones are great but some of us dont use these devices as toys
- threeseed 11y agoYou must be joking. iPhones and to a lesser extent Androids are ubiquitous now in the enterprise. So unless you think people who work there in are just using their phones for games then I would be taking your statement with a grain of salt. I work for an enterprise (market cap 50 billion) and our tens of thousands of employees all use iPhones.
- geggam 11y agoCompany I work for only has a market cap of 29Billion * sad face * . Work provides me with an iPhone6 and I have a q10. The iPhone6 is a hotspot with games and needs rebooting. The Q10 just works. Just because everyone is using something doesnt mean its the best tool for the job. I reiterate. I find the blackberry to work out of the box for anything I would need to do at work and its more reliable. I didnt say you couldnt use an Iphone for work... just said its not as good
- techdragon 11y agoInferior as an android competitor perhaps but as an OS for soft real time, or embedded or secure systems, QNX is extremely good.
- nfoz 11y agoI switched from Android to Blackberry because I consider the OS superior. To each their own, I suppose.
- 27182818284 11y agoI'm not the parent poster, but it is hard enough to find a similar Android app, let alone build your own ecosystem. Pairing with Google should have been an early move—it is what I would have done immediately—announce that new RIM tech will be more secure than ever, but with more apps than ever. (Yes, tech folks would shake their heads, but that doesn't matter)