Tags for this video have been changed from 'blackberry, addiction, hiding, nalts' to 'blackberry, addiction, hiding, nalts, cubebreak' - edited by kronosposeidon

I'm using a nice, old Blackberry Curve, and you know what? I don't miss any of the things the "more advanced" smartphones provide. I have email and calendar functions on the road, and that's the most important for me. If I want to do anything more advanced, like watch videos, play games, or ssh into my server, I am patient enough to boot up my netbook to do it. If I were to get one of those other phones, it would probably be an Android phone, not in the least because I dislike the Apple's policies, attitude, and cult-like following. (No offense to Dag or any other Apple lovers here, of course. There are always exceptions.)

That's pretty cool. I currently have the sound of a 28.8 modem as my Blackberry's ringtone - gets some weird looks, but I love it.

dunno, I think this video makes her seem more human. (I guess a majority of women like to gossip, otherwise soap operas wouldn't be so popular)

Also,
blackberry product placement fail (cause she doesn't know how to use search).
can someone make a "carly can has cheezeburger?" pic ?
can't upvote because overall this video is quite boring.

>> ^Farhad2000:

Oh no she cut her hair? Le sads. Love her.


Think this was from ages ago

ew.

In reply to this comment by choggie:
..and am glad laura is a member, should i wake to an afterlife without any one as cool as her.....at least there's a smoothie!!

new heart mew liver mew skin with bananas and some blackberries!

..and am glad laura is a member, should i wake to an afterlife without any one as cool as her.....at least there's a smoothie!!

new heart mew liver mew skin with bananas and some blackberries!

>> ^Farhad2000:
Honestly who needs watches when you have mobile phones now?
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I hope you're joking. If you are a high class businessman or lawyer you need to have a good watch, a good car and a good mobile phone or else nobody is going to take you seriously.

Honestly who needs watches when you have mobile phones now?
>> ^Payback:
Upper middle of the screen on my Blackberry.

Upper middle of the screen on my Blackberry.

There are supposedly a couple of ways to get rid of it. However, one of them results in the icon coming back when you reboot; the other, when the content gets pushed back to your device. The best way, thus far, is just to hide the icon, but that doesn't fix the default search engine in your browser.

In reply to this comment by J-Rova:
I believe it, especially the bit about trying so hard to make it catchy in the office. Bing installed a shortcut for itself on my Blackberry, free of any request or confirmation to do so...I just noticed it one day because all icons downstream of it were moved. Can't figure out how to delete it either.

I believe it, especially the bit about trying so hard to make it catchy in the office. Bing installed a shortcut for itself on my Blackberry, free of any request or confirmation to do so...I just noticed it one day because all icons downstream of it were moved. Can't figure out how to delete it either.

What's the problem with it on Blackberry? There really shouldn't be a problem with it, but I don't have a Blackberry, so I can't check it out myself.

If anyone is wondering, it's a no-go on Blackberry.

Not that anyone suggested it would work, it clearly says Android and iPhone above, but figured I'd give it a shot.

Apple just annoys the shit out of me. But they do provide a useful litmus test for marketing victimhood (aka succeptibility to propaganda).

This week's tally for non-computer-users feeling they've got one over on me when they discover I don't use a Mac: 1. (one recent business school grad, put in a power position at a "creative agency" via nepotism... yeah real "creative" agency when you outsource your entire image to freelancers while saying "you've got a blank pallette" which is the ultimate cop-out, fuckhead.)

Plus, this week a moron friend who had been happily using Blackberry got an iPhone for himself and a "business partner" (they're basically janitors, not the brightest bulbs)... because they're so "easy to use". I then had to help both of them, step-by-step, to add their e-mail accounts. This is after sending them all their passwords and written directions which they could not follow.