Sentences with phrase «thinking about a blackberry»

We use cacao and maple syrup and sometimes add fruit but never thought about blackberries, going to have to try this, it look delicious:)

We see what the Saudis think about blackberry.

To my knowledge, T - Mobile doesn't have any Android phones with a flash camera... otherwise I wouldn't even be thinking about this Blackberry.

Think about BlackBerry smartphones historically - the BlackBerry was a communication tool first and foremost, dominant from 9 am to 5 pm, built for people who have stuff to do and need to get it done.

Why not integrate a touch screen into its other rock - solid devices (I'm drooling thinking about a BlackBerry Bold with a touchscreen), and put all its focus on what it does well?

Not exact matches

Dig Deeper: Website Design for the BlackBerry Generation Making Your Website Mobile - Friendly: Think Outside the Web Mobile Web has its fair share of limitations, but don't forget about the opportunities it provides beyond the desktop.

After all 18 musicians were introduced, they shuffled their feet for five minutes minutes while former global creative director for BlackBerry Alicia Keys effused about the power of music and quoted noted thought leader Friedrick Nietzsche.

«You could think about us building a reference system, and then basically licensing that reference design, have others build the hardware around it — either it's a BlackBerry or it's something else being built on the BlackBerry platform,» he explained further.

They've created a Certified Organic Curoxidant Blend as the foundation for each product, and it's food based and features acai, pomegranate, blackberry, rosehip and rooibos — I'm getting hungry just thinking about it...

If I'd been thinking ahead, I would have written about something a little more fall - oriented (given that the baby wasn't born until September) rather than something celebrating the wonders of late summer produce, because now that the recipe is live on Jenni's blog, corn and basil and blackberries are — sadly — just a sweet summer memory.

I've got a bunch of blackberries in my fridge that I'm thinking about turning into a cake too.

I love it with blackberries too — I think this recipe works with just about any fruit.

I wrote the original draft of this post, a fluttery collection of thoughts about chocolate and Summer baking and these glorious blackberry chocolate cupcakes, shortly before we flew down to Santa Barbara last week, and a few days before the horrific violence in Orlando during the early hours of Sunday morning.

I know I've posted before about Chia seed jam but with so many Apples being picked from our trees and our Blackberries finally starting to ripen I thought I'd try a completely sugar - free version, no sugar, nothing, not even a non-refined sugar.

Conclusion: I think if I had to I could live with the battery life on the Pearl 3G, but I'd rather not have to worry about it at all so have a feeling I'm going to be a BlackBerry Bold 9700 user again soon.

While we recently saw information and photos leak to the net about the gsm BlackBerry dakota, you can think of the BlackBerry montana as dakota's CDMA sibling.

I'm so sick of blackberry users only defense against iPhone and Android being «not all of us think about playing games all day!»

Jason let us know about a little update he noticed that makes me think Verizon is hard at work gearing up for a BlackBerry 6 launch.

We think Android is the better platform, but we're really impressed that the Priv offers those BlackBerry elements - like keyboard shortcuts - that we love about BB 10 devices.

For folks who already have a BlackBerry PlayBook Wi - Fi or are thinking about picking up a 4G LTE PlayBook, the choice is tougher.

I think its an absolutely brilliant and necessary application for just about any BlackBerry user.

Point blank, if those extra seconds mean all the difference to you and you're thinking about buying the 4G LTE PlayBook or upgrading from the BlackBerry PlayBook Wi - Fi — do it.

the people that whine about how blackberries are outdated are the people that think updating their facebook status every 2 minutes or loading youtube videos in hopes of gathering a following is more important than productivity.

Sure, it makes sense to read reviews prior to purchasing a new smartphone and we'll have our review up as soon as we possibly can, but looking at how many folk want a Passport compared to a BlackBerry Classic I thought that maybe the Passport would generate more pre-orders (when available) just by the footage and information we've already seen about it.

These PlayBook owners love their applications, spending money on a quality application is not something most BlackBerry users think twice about.

[youtube video link for mobile viewing] You know how I feel about white BlackBerry Smartphones... I can't help it, I just think they look hot.

This perhaps demonstrates that BlackBerry is at least thinking about consumer appeal.

BlackBerry Protect is a utility that lives in the background, humming away quietly, and for the most part it's something you don't really think about - until you need it.

I was thinking about going with the Blackberry if a T - Mobile version doesn't get released (or at least a day one unlocked version).

Drop us a comment with your thoughts or talk about in our BlackBerry PlayBook forum.

Thought it may be the «entry level» offering of the BlackBerry 7 Smartphone lineup, it trumps the BlackBerry 6 flagship — the Bold 9780 — in just about every way.

And, when you think about it, that's a significant chunk of BlackBerry's product portfolio being sub-par for film consumption, currently there are two Qwerty devices to one full touchscreen phone.

Think about the Apple iPhone 2G - the not - so - easy - to - type - on touchscreen made it less effective as 9 am to 5 pm tool, but that same screen made it a media winner and a dominant choice for 5 pm to 9 am fun... maybe not as good at getting stuff done quick as the BlackBerry, but a good choice for people who were looking for stuff to do.

Asked about a move away from tablet technology, Heins said that the future is in mobile and that BlackBerry's new initiatives are to target a consumer it thinks will rely on one mobile device for all communications within seven years.

Integration is the name of the game these days, and if you're a BlackBerry developer hoping your application will be successful, you might be thinking about integrating it with BlackBerry Messenger.

There's been a lot of talk about the BlackBerry Storm 9550 and we thought it would be nice to shine some light on its brother, the 9520.

It's almost comical to think about how long it took RIM to get a touchscreen into the traditional BlackBerry form factor, but it's finally here.

One of the features I think a lot of people are super excited about with the upcoming BlackBerry 10 OS is in the camera.

Still, there are a few things you need to think about before you sell your old BlackBerry because you do not want to accidentally hand over your personal information to the new device owner.

I don't think that developers are going to be too happy about this though it is something that users can already do with BlackBerry smartphone application files.

At the same time, the dominance of iPhone and Android phones is expected to hold, however, BlackBerry and Windows are coming on strong in OS platform wars, giving IT more to think about.

We have not heard anything about the BlackBerry Curve 9360 but I don't think that one is fully baked yet.

Ask her if she's ever heard of BlackBerry — she'll think you're talking about the fruit.

It doesn't have the flair or features of BlackBerry 10, but if you think about communication — pounding out emails, texts or updating your social network — the Bold still holds the crown for that.

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While it's unlikely that we'll be seeing another BlackBerry tablet anytime in the near future, it did get me thinking about just what I would put in my ultimate BlackBerry PlayBook 2.

As a consumer thinking about picking up a new tablet, you'll need to decide if the PlayBook's strengths and potential to improve outweigh its weaknesses and gaps at launch, knowing the hardware is pretty solid and the BlackBerry Tablet OS software is only going to get better.

Hard to say... if you think about the existing BlackBerry operating system, I'd argue that the bigger the display, the more enjoyable the BBOS experience is and with a lot more screen space you can do more with apps.

Listen, you can't throw around the word «BlackBerry» without thinking about email.