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a) "A small number of users" is Other users no? Pretty pointless comment.
b) Apple says "A small number of customers" and they're completely unbiased here so I should take their word.
It's funny how so many people jump all over RIM in a situation like this but completely forget when the east coast earthquake knocked out all the Android and iPhones and BlackBerrys were the only thing working.
Or just don't use Android and don't worry about flashing or having to be cautious of what you download, where you visit, running a virus scanner etc. Wasn't this one of the biggest arguments on/. forever for why to use Linux over windows?
I'm on Rogers and it was down over night while I was sleeping it looks like. It was back up this morning and is running fine. I don't know what you're talking about 3 days.
I use a BlackBerry specifically for security and I think a lot of others do as well. So it's unlikely any of us would want an Android phone with the consistent malware and security problems it has.
Not sure when it went out last night, must have been when I was sleeping. But it started working again this morning for me. Don't know about the europe situation but N.A. service wasn't affected very much at all it seems.
I develop for BB and Android as well and I completely disagree. BB is far easier to develop for if you know what you're doing. BB has excellent APIs that you can do almost anything with. Android still lacks basic stuff like Calender integration. While you can still acheive what you want there's nothing to say it will work in future versions of the OS and directly dealing with the databases is ridiculous.
I'd have to say that there's as much complaining in Android related development threads as I've seen in BB ones.
The PlayBook doesn't need another device to get online. It just needs WiFi, you can connect to home WiFi no problem. Now if you're talking about it not having a 3G/4G connection I'd argue that no one really cares and the sales figures of iPad and other tablets 3G/4G versions would back up my argument 100%.
And you are assuming it won't. Does anyone outside of Google and maybe Moto execs know the exact implications? Nope. So we have to wait and see. Until then there will be people on either side of the fence because there are indicators that it could be either way.
What does it matter if RIM is holding Encrypted emails that they don't have the key to decrypt?
They don't overlook it, because there's nothing to overlook. The government doesn't have the keys to decrypt those messages either. Hence RIMs problems in middle east countries.
