Cell Phone Or Blackberry?.(accessory blackberry pearl)

Mar 27, 2008 4 Replies

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When considering whether to purchase a cell phone or a blackberry, one of the most important features to consider is cell phone technology. While blackberries still out perform the traditional cell phone, cell phone technology is rapidly catching up. With the cell phone's ability to text, download, instant message, and even calculate the tip percentage in a restaurant, their technology is ample for most individuals.



Blackberries have a considerable amount of technological capability when compared to cell phones of even just three years ago. And while blackberry technology continues to advance, it is not progressing at the same rate as cell phones are. Cell phones have increased so much in their popular necessity that most technological manufacturing companies are focusing on the implementation of cell phone advancement. Cell phone advancement turns into a larger profit margin than blackberry advancement...........read more at :


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I vote blackberry.

Blackberry makes a delicious wine which tastes delicious straight out of the fermenter and improves greatly with age. Cellphone wine tends towards the bland and arguably provokes health concerns. Instead of putting chat in your wine, why not chat as you drink some other kind of wine. Maybe you'd like to eat some of the Indian dish 'Chicken Chaat' while drinking some blackberry wine, thus cutting the dilemma in half. This Occam's razor approach can save an awful lot of concern over making wines out of consumer electronics.

Jim

God I hope we don't get viagra spam in this group.

That would be a scary wine... Mind you at least no one could accuse it of causing brewers droop...

Jim

I vote blackberry also, it offers a wide range of applications that are not accessible on a regular cell phone.

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