It takes guts to come up with something new, in this case a new form-factor. This is why practically every single smartphone looks the same – rectangular in shape, a flat slab with the only progress being made in display size. Of course, releasing it is just the beginning, whether it’ll catch on with the…
call us weird but we aren’t particularly fond of ladies who pretend they know how to hold a mobile to handle these beautiful machines. While Blackberry’s fate is as yet uncertain, the fact that their lineup is improving is most certain. Take for example, the Blackberry Z30. So much more technology has gone into the…
Verdict: BUY, but beware of camera performance. by yellowchilli. co-reviewed bywterry. gadget geek, toy model fetishist. review unit provided by Blackberry / Text100. Blackberry continues doing what they do best and comes up with a mid-ranged QWERTY device. As with the Q10 review, this Q5 review will focus more on the hardware side of…
this thing would not look out of place next to a Mac. by yellowchilli. review unit provided by Blackberry / Text100. Verdict: wait for price drop, then grab it! By all means this is a very good Blackberry but the price is set a little too high initially. Quite possibly one of the most significant releases…
While Google dropped a bomb on everyone when they announced that they’ll stop supporting Exchange and other protocols for synchronising their Calendar and Contacts, Blackberry Z10 early adopters would likely have gone through more trouble than usual since the phone’s release straddled the Google Calendar and Contacts cutoff date. In the beginning, setting up…
Blackberry Z10. Being mistaken for an iPhone 5 since 2013. Verdict: BUY.The Blackberry Z10, armed with the new QNX OS is ready to take over the world again by flaring up the fairly new gesture trend. And of course, by doing what they do best: making messaging pleasurable. pleasing design, if a little wide for…
One word: impressive. Nokia N9 users will feel right at home here as the OS is heavily gesture-based in lieu of any physical buttons. Those who have never experienced gesture OSs before might find BB 10 QNX fiddly to begin with but will hopefully see the underlying practical applications. Here’s my one day with…