BerryReview Article Comments

1. There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that Verizon is considering this ONLY because they see it as a revenue booster. "Some" asked for shared data plans, and now they are coming (pricing unannounced, of course) for ALL! Verizon did the same thing with their elimination of one-year contracts. My grandfathered unlimited data plans (both devices and WiFi Hotspot) is now in jeopardy -- I am not an abuser, but I hate to have to worry about potentially costly overages!
2. Unfortunately, this keyboard has been sold out since its initial release.
3. This version also adds the ability to "share" your list of apps (or individual apps) using NFC.
4. An iMazing way to quickly delete the junk & spam, and handle the "real" e-mail... I have used several message popup tools, and none of them allow a user to manage incoming e-mail as quickly and painlessly as iMazing does!
5. And where is the PlayBook Java player? Did we make assumptions there, too?!?
6. Less than what you'd pay for a Starbucks for an iMazing little utility!
7. Yes, that's one reason... It was never clear to consumers that Android apps would only be available to be installed via App World.
8. So much for loading an Android freeware app on an Android player, including one that is ad-based that generates revenue for the developer...
9. Also, this change in direction severely penalizes users that have "legitimately" sideloaded FREEWARE apps onto their PlayBook™. I am all for developers making their Android apps available via App World, but very few have done so. Two that I currently use are Words With Friends (ad supported) and Dropbox. So far, RIM has unfortunately been ineffective in persuading developers to support the PlayBook™ or BlackBerry® 10. I am not only talking about the small one-man developer that submitted an app to App World in order to receive a free PlayBook™. RIM needs to quickly bring Skype (what good is a proprietary video chat?), Google, Zynga, and others aboard to have a chance of survival.
10. Why would RIM release an OS v7.0 simulator for the 9930 now? "All" of the US carriers have released at least one version of OS v7.1 for the device!

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