[quote=briansd1][quote=sdrealtor]I must be a dinosaur as I love my Blackberry. Its not a toy but it a very effective communication enabler. Better than an iPhone or Android phone for what I do. I am all about function over form.[/quote]
Yes, you’re a dinosaur. 😉 Or maybe you like what you’ve been using and don’t feel like changing.
As a Realtor/independent contractor, I doubt that you access any secure corporate network that requires a Blackberry.
You’re probably paying your own phone bill as a business expense. That phone bill is likely the same amount whether you use a Blackberry, iPhone, Android or Win7. So why not use the most fanciful and up-to-date phone for the same price?
Do your kids have smart phones? If they do, I bet they’ll convert you eventually.[/quote]
I know of one reason….. A physical keyboard. That said, there are some android phones with a slideout keyboard, and you can easily connect a HID keyboard on gingerbread (HID mouse if you talk to me :))
I owned RIMM and sold it when it was $45. I would not touch it at this time as there is more downside potential than upside potential. It is also not a good takeover target as it will cost too much for a company to buy it.
I owned RIMM and sold it when it was $45. I would not touch it at this time as there is more downside potential than upside potential. It is also not a good takeover target as it will cost too much for a company to buy it.
I owned RIMM and sold it when it was $45. I would not touch it at this time as there is more downside potential than upside potential. It is also not a good takeover target as it will cost too much for a company to buy it.
I owned RIMM and sold it when it was $45. I would not touch it at this time as there is more downside potential than upside potential. It is also not a good takeover target as it will cost too much for a company to buy it.
