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@BrookLynnsFinest Sprinkles, what are we going to do with you, you disgusting monkey?
@RKN
Dude what is your problem? I think you're a racist. And you're not helping your case by calling me a "monkey" every single time.
LEAVE ME ALONE. I'm not talking to you idiot. What is your sick obsession with me?
RIM, please make a good phone that people in the tech world can care about, please!
@AKBlade13 As long as they keep making phones that customers want to buy, I doubt they care too much about the rantings of a few gadget bloggers.
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
If they want to keep me on my BB, then 6 better come out before the end of August when my NE2 kicks in and I order a new Droid X.
I wonder what they would do if no one showed up at the event? I personally don't like the look of OS6 anymore than I like the look of WP7.
Haha, I love that hidden jab towards Apple regarding the gmail sync and the labs. Nice work.
@Mecha2142
THANK YOU! Someone finally mentioned it. +1, good sir. I was beginning to think that absolutely no one understood that...
Shwwweeeeeet.
There are so many great phones out there today, I don't know what I'll end up picking upon renewing my contract.
Blackberry slider with OS6?
Dell Thunder (WP7 sider)?
Droid 2?
You know some BB rep is gonna hold the phone with the iPhone 4 death grip just to jab at apple.
I'm excited to see what BB comes up with.
RIM is going to take blackberry from the year 1995 and bring into 1997! , with slow phones running the laggy OS , that lacks any decent features and doesn't have basic apps (like a youtube app that offers uploads to youtube) The app store is horrible, slow
Worst of all, none of the apps are made to work on just wifi only, so if you are out of a data area , then guess what, none of your apps work
@Hydra Literally nothing you said was factual, nice. 100% fail rate is a rarity.
@Hydra
Wow. I don't quite know what to say. I am actually speechless. Impressive. Wow.
"join us"
Is it just me or does that sound more like a demand than a request?
You'll not take me!
Wow. AT&T seems to be getting a lot of new phones this summer. And they cover every OS platform out there, good and bad ones!
@Ucbigmike20
Yea, AT&T gets it in, even w/ the bad press. I guess any press is good press, eh?
CANNOT WAIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@kanuck
MORTAL KOMBAAAAAAAT!!!!!!!!
Since when does AT&T do anything "promptly?"
@AckbarsFist
billing statements?
@AckbarsFist - Contrary to popular belief, AT&T's network is damn solid with mad fast 3G in many areas.
@AckbarsFist I wasn't referring the the cell network. I was referring to other factors such as rolling out software updates, etc.
For as much as I bash RIM, OS 6 is turning out to be pretty good looking. I might just have to pick up a 9780 at launch, or maybe the 9800 depending on contract-free pricing.
There's just something about BBs that I miss when I'm not using one. Maybe it's the hardware, maybe it's BBM, maybe it's something I can't even think of...
Blackberry Torch 9800 FTW!
You think this is gonna be AT&T exclusive since Verizon has the Storm? That would be quite the win for them.
A few weeks ago, their CEO said they will announce two devices that will blow out the water any other device on the market... So it's gotta be better than the iPhone 4, droid x, evo 4g etc.... We will see, for RIM's hope...
Um how bout announcing more ANDROID devices too AT&T. getting really tired of you guys not bringing enough phones.
it's still a blackberry, right? Ok, so wake me when it's 2002 again and maybe I'll be impressed.
i just wish this was coming to vz
Yawn.... A bb will always be a bb.
Whatever side of the fence you sit on ( iOS, Android, Blackberry OS, Meego, Palm OS & Win 7) as a consumer we all win. Better apps, cheaper pricing, more developers, etc, etc. If only something can be done about the carriers limiting the phones, throttling bandwidth, and locking down phones. (Hello AT&T/Verizon)