Blackberry vs. Iphone 3.0
Wednesday, June 17, 2009 at 6:55PM Tweet HAHAHAHAHAHAHA hahahahaha hahahahaha hahahahahahaha hahahahahahahaha hahhhahahahahaa haaaa hhhaaaa haa ha ha
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blackberry,
humour,
iphone in
humour Let's do things differently...

Imagineer, would-be Rock-Star; Early Adopter and Technology 2.0 dude.
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Wednesday, June 17, 2009 at 6:55PM Tweet HAHAHAHAHAHAHA hahahahaha hahahahaha hahahahahahaha hahahahahahahaha hahhhahahahahaa haaaa hhhaaaa haa ha ha
sob
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blackberry,
humour,
iphone in
humour
Friday, May 29, 2009 at 10:36PM Tweet A bunch of not-so-endearing nicknames I have for the hideous horrendous mobile computing device I have been given for work - otherwise known as a blackberry. I would never ever buy one of these terrible things.
They are very popular in business - and sadly that usually means the people who buy them are not the people who use them. Sadly this means that usability appears to have taken a back seat. Such simple errors of usability still about on these appalling devices.
For example, there are two "convenience" keys on the side of the device. These are right where I have have to grip it when using it as a phone (for which, incidentally, it is a terrible form factor). So, inevitably these keys are always getting pressed when i try to hold it like a phone.
Whereas other manufacturers have learned to make the most of their keyboard real-estate with multi-function context keys (the ones that change function as you navigate through the menus - usually two just underneath the screen) - the blackberry designers felt it unecessary to provide such convenience to us business users. Instead practically every single function has to be accessed by first pressing a single menu button to pull up the list of functions and options - sometimes as much as 3 screens long! It's so tedious it's untrue.
And don't even mention all that wasted real estate on the main front screen....
so, some nicknames - feel free to suggest more:
blackberry,
gadgets,
humour in
humour,
science & technology