just got a blackberry bold 9930 for work, and i have no idea how powerful it may be. anyone care to point me in the right direction?
just got a blackberry bold 9930 for work, and i have no idea how powerful it may be. anyone care to point me in the right direction?
Middle School - playground - see any teenage girl. They will show you.
Actually you need to go the other direction and talk to any business executive over the age of 50. 
Haha, looking at my comment now, it is kinda pedo-bear-ish
In reply to DukeOfUndersteer:
That and they all have IPhones and Droids. I read that RIM sold NO phones last month. Ouch...
AngryCorvair wrote: just got a blackberry bold 9930 for work, and i have no idea how powerful it may be. anyone care to point me in the right direction?
You probably have 30 days to be unhappy enough with it to return it for iPhone5.
Here is a review upon its release almost exactly 13 months ago.
http://www.engadget.com/2011/08/16/blackberry-bold-9930-review/
Fanboi site: www.crackberry.com
singleslammer wrote: In reply to DukeOfUndersteer: That and they all have IPhones and Droids. I read that RIM sold NO phones last month. Ouch...
Truth, our company is dumping all its RIM devices and going to iPhones.
Not that powerful, if you've had a smartphone before there's nothing new to this one. In fact if you've had a good smartphone before the Blackberry's a pretty big downgrade.
What you do need to learn is the details of the convoluted, highly unintuitive menu interface.
JThw8 wrote:singleslammer wrote: In reply to DukeOfUndersteer: That and they all have IPhones and Droids. I read that RIM sold NO phones last month. Ouch...Truth, our company is dumping all its RIM devices and going to iPhones.
Hopefully they're waiting for the new ones which finally have some form of business-oriented management tools. That was RIM's bread n' butter, selling a phone that isn't just an unmanageable rogue device.
GameboyRMH wrote:JThw8 wrote:Hopefully they're waiting for the new ones which finally have some form of business-oriented management tools. That was RIM's bread n' butter, selling a phone that isn't just an unmanageable rogue device.singleslammer wrote: In reply to DukeOfUndersteer: That and they all have IPhones and Droids. I read that RIM sold NO phones last month. Ouch...Truth, our company is dumping all its RIM devices and going to iPhones.
Yes noone will be switching until the 5 is available. We have run trials with 4's and of course iPads are proliferating around here. There's some decent management software out there which keeps them from being unmanageable, but I couldn't give you the specifics on what we're using, seems to work though.
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