Sentences with phrase «what blackberry»

Look at what Blackberry did to a generation of users.

The BlackBerry Priv is wish fulfillment, the realization of years of what some BlackBerry loyalists believed was the right direction for the company.

But before you fall in for the price tag let's have a look at what the BlackBerry 9220 has got and if it's worth the price.

The new support might be similar to what BlackBerry had added on its BlackBerry 10.3 OS last year.

If you're wondering what the BlackBerry Passport looks like in a professionally - produced video, look no further.

Before going through this review, let's take a moment and recall what Blackberry is best known for.

Given some carriers are still only now pushing out the August update, let us know in the comments if you have received the September Android security update on your device as of yet, along with what BlackBerry you're using!

Here's the rundown of what BlackBerry watchers are calling for and what this means for the company and investors when the embattled smartphone makers reports this week

As Kevin mentioned in his «How I'd like to see BlackBerry 10 come to the BlackBerry PlayBook» article, there is no clear vision given as to what BlackBerry 10 will actually look like on the PlayBook so we'll just have to wait and see if any of those functions come back.

Yes, I know that's a pretty bold statement and, realistically, I have no idea what BlackBerry has in store further on down the road for BlackBerry Bridge on BlackBerry 10.

If you're not familiar with what the BlackBerry PlayBook is packing for heat, here's the quick recap of its key features and specs:

At this point, I'm sure everyone knows what the BlackBerry L - Series devices look like.

«I think we own the QWERTY segment in enterprise and prosumers... but in my opinion we are nowhere near any level of success in the full touch market,» he said, adding «That's what BlackBerry 10 will change.»

The publicly available version of the PlayBook 2.0 OS was representative of what BlackBerry 10 looked like, with no e-mail or BlackBerry Messenger.

We've already seen what the BlackBerry Passport looks like in white, and now we have more news regarding availability.

We're not totally sure what BlackBerry Lisbon is yet, but it's one more we're on the look out for.

This confirms what BlackBerry announced earlier that they will only stop manufacturing phones but will strengthen their grip towards software development.

What BlackBerry tends to be good at, and what BlackBerry users love about them clearly exposes those corporate - tinged roots: well - designed hardware keyboards, push email (routed through RIM's servers), BlackBerry Messenger (a robust, addictive BlackBerry - to - BlackBerry instant messaging service), communications security and encryption (see: Obama, Saudi Arabia, UAE).

At any rate, TCL general manager for North America Steve Cistulli is confident that reemerging what BlackBerry started still has some kick to challenge even iPhone and Samsung.

What BlackBerry has managed to eke out of it certainly is.

As you can see in the above pic from the video, the application is there and running on the device but to outright comfirm preloading of it shows that developers are certainly onboard and highly interested in what the BlackBerry PlayBook is bringing to the table.

The Torch and BlackBerry OS 6 take what BlackBerry's already doing and move it forward slightly — they're not reinventing, overturning, or blowing up things.

What the BlackBerry PlayBook may lack in fun apps it makes up for in business appeal (security, links to back office resources, and syncing with BlackBerry smartphone).

It's great to see others working on this functionality and with BlackBerry devices now running Android, that means BlackBerry users can be included in the mix but honestly, Your Phone doesn't even sound as feature rich as what BlackBerry Blend was.

No matter what Blackberry does, they produce numerous articles per week, sometimes per day, on the «problems» with Blackberry.

Then we'll move on to discuss the latest BlackBerry OS 10.3 leak and what BlackBerry is doing to revamp BB10.

I can't wait to see what the BlackBerry Bold is like in person.

Out of the box the BlackBerry Classic comes loaded with BlackBerry OS 10.3.1.1154 and that's a long way from what BlackBerry 10 initially released with.

Training on the device doesn't so much mean how to do this and that on the device, but probably more or so sales pitches and what the big deal is about the Torch and what BlackBerry 6 is all about.

The BlackBerry Z10 seems to be the ideal platform to showcase exactly what BlackBerry 10 is capable of.

Now you know what a Blackberry fan feels like... when BGR and Engadget writes crap about blackberry all you android fans jump in and start hating on RIM.

At the same time, RIM could own the entire messaging app category on every major smartphone OS platform and could potentially draw new users in because it has given them a taste of what BlackBerry Messenger is all about.

At the heart of what the BlackBerry Classic offers is a solid approach to communication thanks to the BB10 operating system.

Heins wouldn't discuss what BlackBerry's current earnings are, instead deferring to the quarterly report to be released at the end of June.

Photography just wasn't what BlackBerry's were about in the past; they were about security and emails and messaging.

While BlackBerry has announced the official roll out of BlackBerry 10.3.2, there's already another OS available for download that's slightly higher than what BlackBerry is delivering officially.

RIM has promised to upgrade existing PlayBook hardware, but if you're in the market for a BlackBerry you might want to wait and see what BlackBerry 10 brings when it's released later this year.

What the Blackberry dimwits argued years ago turned out to be kind of true: Softkeys aren't very good for typing.

Poor browsing experience is what BlackBerry is infamous for.

Based on a lot of gadget blog opinions and tweets we've been seeing it, people are liking what the BlackBerry Torch 2 has to offer, assuming these specs are legit.

The latest commercial creatively tells the story of Moby Dick while showing off some of what BlackBerry 6 can do on the Torch.

The move outlines a real commitment to stepping forward, it gives the impression that touch is what BlackBerry wants, or the recognition that it's what consumers want.

Diving in and out of calendar, browser, instant messaging, copy and pasting information is what the BlackBerry is really good at.

what blackberry that if u connect to wifi u can browse in internet.......

What Blackberry does well, email, they do better than anyone in the business.

At the end of the day, this is what the BlackBerry Tour should have been.

For now, it appears to only be an OTA update but it's expected a Desktop Manager installation alert will be along shortly as well as a direct install file from the Sprint BlackBerry downloads page and in case you forgot what all BlackBerry 7.1 entails — the biggest feature addition is the Mobile HotSpot functionality we've seen in previous leaks but no word yet on whether or not Sprint plans on making that an included feature or a seperate fee.

The BlackBerry Priv is wish fulfillment, the realization of years of what some BlackBerry loyalists believed was the right direction for the company.

Who it's designed for, who he expects to be buying the device, why it's innovative and how in some ways the BlackBerry Passport is setting the tone for what BlackBerry does and how they do it.

Your average customer was what Blackberry targetted with the Z10 / z30.