M'eh.
Not even slightly interested, other than that I expect to be supporting these at work.
They better get some good apps in there ASAP and there better be no major bugs or outages.
Not interested why?
Have you seen the device or used the new OS?
Or have you just assumed that it won't deliver out of the box?
Assumption. Plus out of the box, my android apps have had far more time to mature. The same is true of iphone.
yes 70k apps on launch is impressive. But no netflix, and a few others I use daily is a dealbreaker.
Thus, not interested.
But seriously: netflix why? what do you watch on a phone screen? If I'm watching something, I want it to be on a real screen, the bigger the better.
I do so few things with my phone, and have not much interest in doing more (yes, I'm an old fogey):
call or text people
read and sometimes send email
check the odd news feed
in terms of apps, all I'm interested in is mahjong and the weather
But seriously: netflix why? what do you watch on a phone screen? If I'm watching something, I want it to be on a real screen, the bigger the better.
But seriously: netflix why? what do you watch on a phone screen? If I'm watching something, I want it to be on a real screen, the bigger the better.
Apparently the phone has the worst low light camera pics of all the major players. For something that is being targeted to the consumers, you'd think they would have tried to put in something a little better. To quote Gizmodo, "This is some four-years-ago crap."
BlackBerry Z10 Camera: The Worst Low-Light Performance We've Seen in a Long Time
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