BBM's Next Target: Gingerbread
What about Cupcake, Donut and EcClair?
I'm pretty sure you can find away around. Everything's possible, technologically.
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See, eventually you have to realise that most of the world still uses these 'legacy' devices and still sell new in many locations around the world. I realise it's funny from a north-amero-centric worldview, but they generate just as much business as an Iphone 5s does.
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Yo Gaba Gaba! said:
I realise it's funny from a north-amero-centric worldview, but they generate just as much business as an Iphone 5s does.
I agree. Just by curiosity: Where you from?
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LoL. I'm in Canuckistan currently, but I spent a lot of time in southeast asia. How goes it?
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Ah! I see. You're miles and miles away. Somehow I had the feeling you were South American. They love to shove the fact that America's a continent and not a country to the average self-centered North-American.
Everything's good on this side of the globe, thanks. What about over there?
Everything's good on this side of the globe, thanks. What about over there?
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Yeah its true I do have south american sympathies. Kudos to induction skillz. Times are interesting at the moment, but overall the vibe seems to be gentle change across the board. Pleased that the international banking economy has competiton now in the form of cryptocurrency. It's a very interesting development, since with this internet-based monetary system that is coming into its own under bitcoin's success-umbrella, there is no room for industry collusion and shady dealings. It's all monitored with an extensive P2P network, where someone's computer in Atlanta has a hand in authorizing a transaction going on in Azerbaijan. For example, HSBC has just been marked as having something like 100 Billion in fraudulent assets (which will bring abo...
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Yeah, the whole thing about Bitcoin... it caught my interest lately. Thanks for the information. Sadly, our payrolls go by HSBC, so its good news. At least more options nowadays.
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You mock, but the fact of the matter is that there are still today on the market Android devices being sold which run 2.3......if BBM can be made to run on Android 2.3, then it would be stupid for Blackberry not to try to tap into that market.
It may be a sign of the extreme fragmentation of Android, but 2.3 is not dead, not at all.
It may be a sign of the extreme fragmentation of Android, but 2.3 is not dead, not at all.
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