Give them all playbooks. I am sure that BB would be willing to do a deal. They are robust and capable. Not latest spec but should do everything they want them to do.
Posts by James 51
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Thai kids find free tablets hard to swallow as govt scheme hits trouble
NSA: Yes we 'experimented' with US mobile tracking. But we didn't inhale
Pesky rules, they only get in the way. Most of the NSA stories seem to be about the accumulation of power in general rather than targeted allocation of resources to tackle specific threats to nation security. Power like this needs serious restricted access and powerful oversight. There was in interesting program on Radio4 recently about how ineffective the oversight for surveillance is in the UK.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03bdsyk
Dixons preps home 3D printer for plastic-piping punters
Profit healthy, sales up, 4,000 staff face axe. Cisco CEO, here's your pay doubled to $21m
Facebook sharpens ad-shifting tool: Soon users will eat creepily SPECIFIC ad-gloop
Global execs name Apple 'most innovative company' – again
French data cops to Google: RIGHT, you had your chance. PUNISHMENT time
Samsung proposes 'remedies' to EU antitrust chief in fine dodge hope
Don't wait up for BBM on iPhone, Android – BlackBerry
Thorium and inefficient solar power? That's good enough for me
So, just like computers, there's never a good time to buy solar panels?
Sounds like it would be a good way for apartment blocks to create and store energy. Enough surface area to put the panels on and a big enough build to put the necessary equipment underground and you're spreading the cost over lots of apartments.
Come to think of it, you might see more of this kind of thing on military bases first. Less need for fuel for generators and there’s bound to be other benefits too.
Apple: Now that you've updated to iOS 7... YOU CAN NEVER GO BACK
WD unveils new MyBook line: External drives now bigger... and CHEAP
British Gas robo home remote gets itself into hot water
This only applies in the areas with mains gas and there are plenty out there without that.
Perhaps all these new houses should have ground source heat pumps or solar water heaters with underfloor heating.
(First though I'd need to fix the fittings in my windows and insulation in the loft. Builders did a shocking job on those.)
Elop's enlarged package claim was a cock-up, admits Nokia chairman
The NSA's hiring - and they want a CIVIL LIBERTIES officer
Fandroids at pranksters' mercy: Android remote password reset now live
Greece ends extra hols for civil servants forced to use hated computers
Re: Turning up for work
" Apparently they have already lost a bonus they used to receive for turning up to work
Most companies in most parts of the world offer a bonus for actually turning up for work, the common name for this bonus is called "PAY". I though a lot of Greece's problems was that in the past many employees were able to claim the bonus, AKA PAY, without bothering to turn up for work."
Hey, it works for bankers and look at how productive it makes them.
Circling the RIM: BB10 becomes chamber of horrors for BlackBerry
Radiation snatched from leaky microwave ovens to power gadgets
EE still has fastest, fattest 4G pipe in London's M25 ring
There's far better competition here than in the US mobile market. If they all got together to agree to not compete on their data tariffs, I am sure that would interest the regulators. Besides, every time I’ve heard an industry talking head complaining about driving down roam costs the person held up as paying more in the end are usually people from outside the EU who are roaming within it.
It's probably just a lazy and baseless swipe at the EU in general.
Nokia Lumia 1020: It's an imaging BEAST... and it makes calls too
Re: I wonder how this compares
"The best camera is the one you have with you. "
Not always. I had a S3 IS and when I tried to use it, people were nervous and the photos were terrible. When I used the camera in my phone, the same people were much more natural and the photos were better (even though the quality of the image was a lot lower).