RIM should find a way to license Android

[kingrykku27]

I inferstang now what you meant. I myself would like to see RIM move forward with OS among other things, but it'll be a while, sadly. Maybe in 4-6 months, with the addition of those 1250 new employees, we'll be looking at a brand new OS, and a revival of the BlackBerry. But I must be honest, the G1 looks better every day.


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[kingrykku27]

I meant understand. Damn SureType. :/

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[archer6]

Thank you for your lucid comments.

And thank you Red Nighthawk for your very well thought out comments and opinions. A great read.

Cheers...

[j llama]

I had hopes of an AndroidBerry a few months back.

http://blackberryforums.pinstack.com...idberry-71334/

[Berryadict]

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Points brought up here are already in play. Look at the idiots using our tax dollars back in Washington to buy tons of iPhones and test them out for government use, displacing Blackberries, when in fact at this time iPhones are an incredible enterprise security risk

[conker]

And thank you Red Nighthawk for your very well thought out comments and opinions. A great read.

Cheers...

Agreed, great points all around, Red!

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Points brought up here are already in play. Look at the idiots using our tax dollars back in Washington to buy tons of iPhones and test them out for government use, displacing Blackberries, when in fact at this time iPhones are an incredible enterprise security risk

Yeah, I heard about this. My hope is, as with others who just had to try the new "hotness", function eventually overcomes form.