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Originally Posted by Acey
The only thing BB's do well is secure mail. That's not to say they do mail well, because Android does it better, but mail and messaging on BB's is secure, hence their use in business. There is absolutely nothing that any BB does better than any Android phone as far as the user is concerned. By saying you don't browse on the phone, you are basically saying you are not a poweruser. That's fine, but BB is in trouble if they cannot create a decent device that appeals to powerusers.
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It's secure as long as you don't do business in Saudi, UAE, India, Russia, Kuwait, China or any other country who will be demanding encryption keys in the next few weeks. It was rumoured that the US had them even before all these foreign countries started making waves.
Does BES support iMAP? Does the BIS always route all traffic through RIM servers, i.e gmail, twitter, facebook?
The new browser is a giant step forward though and by going with Webkit, they can leverage the open source community and Apple/Google to do all the heavy lifting.