Blackberry Push service is now open to all Blackberry apps

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Anonymous
iid
20 Mar 2010

Anonymous, 17 Mar 2010why buy a blackberry? better to go with the nokia e72(king of the business class) I agree the E72 is so much better!!! But unfortuantely it doesn't come with the unlimited Blackberry data (BIS) so many companies are unwilling to adopt it...

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Anonymous
3AY
18 Mar 2010

How on Earth Blackberry keeps on going with that crapy OS

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Tsepz
kBs
18 Mar 2010

Anonymous, 17 Mar 2010Whilst from a technical point of view this can be viewed as an impressive step towards 24/7 co... moreTrue,but im sure the apps will allow you to deactivate push. It will be up to the user if they want it or not.
Its a very clever implementation by BlackBerry, i can just see the NOKIA Eseries product team saying "OH Now why didnt we think of THAT!?". Good on BlackBerry for always being 2steps ahead in terms of business/productivity devices.

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Anonymous
wr0
18 Mar 2010

great..;)

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Anonymous
PFx
18 Mar 2010

Anonymous, 17 Mar 2010why buy a blackberry? better to go with the nokia e72(king of the business class) I like it Nokia Symbian Smartphone :thumbup: blackberry e-mail phone :thumbdown:

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bbfan
fu$
18 Mar 2010

yeeeah blackberry rules.....

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Luigi Giovani
Mfy
18 Mar 2010

The original blackberry storm was so bad i often had diaorrhea coming out of my anus whenever it was mentioned. lucky my doctor fixed it with a good ye olde plug...

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Anonymous
3Jj
17 Mar 2010

Whilst from a technical point of view this can be viewed as an impressive step towards 24/7 connectivity, it may increase stress levels among users of this service by being constantly bombarded with notifications from the various email apps and social online networks they may participate in.