Cell C will carry BlackBerry 10 when it launches

What I can't understand is, the device is hardly even out yet and theres so much hate:wtf:
 
DA-LION-619 said:
What I can't understand is, the device is hardly even out yet and theres so much hate:wtf:
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Can't wait. I was an Android fan - even bought the G1 a year before it launched here (brilliant phone BTW) but its become less about the handset and all about the comms cost. BIS FTW.
 
It is like watching a fish out of water slowly dying

I would definitely follow the release of the new Blackberry 10 devices closely and if it's any good I might be tempted in three (3) years' time to upgrade to Blackberry although BIS is really the ONLY advantage for RIM devices at the moment and in the near future. It was really sad to watch the decline of my once beloved Blackberry device in the onslaught of much newer technology. :cry:
 
Ryansr said:
I would definitely follow the release of the new Blackberry 10 devices closely and if it's any good I might be tempted in three (3) years' time to upgrade to Blackberry although BIS is really the ONLY advantage for RIM devices at the moment and in the near future. It was really sad to watch the decline of my once beloved Blackberry device in the onslaught of much newer technology. :cry:
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The novelty wears off with gadgets. You eventually realise just how many of those 'features' you actually use.
 
The only thing keeping me away from a new bb is bis. Its slow on all the networks I've tried and I would rather pay a bit more then have slow surfing.
 
TheGuy said:
The only thing keeping me away from a new bb is bis. Its slow on all the networks I've tried and I would rather pay a bit more then have slow surfing.
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Same here. Then again I've got ADSL at home so the only BIS browsing I do is a quick imdb lookup.
 
You just need a killer mobile deal to sink BIS and thus BB.
This is the reason RIM is practically unheard of in places where data on any device is better than the so called "free" BIS.
 
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