How does this compare with http://www.amazon.com/Blackberry-Fold...
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They are both the same voltage and amperage so pretty much interchangeable as far as capability goes. I have use both for phone with no probelms.
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mine was genuine blackberry. I purchased 2 and am using them with my blackberry playbooks. work great.
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I gave that case as a gift to my teacher because he also have an blackberry q10. He has not complain about the phone falling out.And I saw a lot people that seems to enjoy that case. In my opinion,i dont think will fall out.
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No, no issue re: phone spontaneously falling out of the holster. If properly loaded, the phone stays put. This is true for both the blackberry (husband) and the iPhone (myself). Also, it "loads" very easily/quickly.
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Take a look at http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?ie=UTF8&docId;=1000468551I don't think Amazon offers a Kindle app for the Playbook (only for the BlackBerry smart phones), however, the instructions above mention to go to:In summary, it says to open your browser and go to http://amazon.com/kindlebbI would give that a try.If it helps, there is a Kobo app for Playbook, and there are some free books available there as far as I know.
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A Blackberry is not the same thing as a Android phone. There are some benefits to a Blackberry (its good if you need to deal with email on your phone a lot) but its not for what you mean as a "smart" phone. as for the $2 a day thing, off the Amazon website it says:"Choose from Monthly Unlimited or $2 Daily Unlimited plans with unlimited talk, text, e-mail, and web"But Boost $2 a day is not worth it! I would suggest going to Metro PCS and get $40 a month unlimited everything. Good Luck
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It folds over and is attached by a very good snap to hold and allow the tablet to rotate. The cover has a magnet inside to keep it secure. One end is thicker than the other so if you have small hands you may have a harder time holding it. It fits in my back pocket. Just don't sit down.
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Similar to a Samsung S4 and S5. It is a little longer than the Samsungs. Couldn't find an aftermarket cover that would fit it. It's OK for the PRICE, but the touch screen mapping is a little off in places. Once you get used to it it's not too bad. Don't load it up with a lot of apps - that slows it down and causes some confusion. The spare battery and earphone/mic are nice extras. Had some issues with the charger adapter they sent. It has a standard usb/charger connection. I use my old phone's charger or a computer usb port works ok. It has slots for 2 normal sim cards and 1 micro sim card. The memory slot will handle up to a 32gb micro sd chip. Similar to a Samsung S4 and S5. It is a little longer than the Samsungs. Couldn't find an aftermarket cover that would fit it. It's OK for the PRICE, but the touch screen mapping is a little off in places. Once you get used to it it's not too bad. Don't load it up with a lot of apps - that slows it down and causes some confusion. The spare battery and earphone/mic are nice extras. Had some issues with the charger adapter they sent. It has a standard usb/charger connection. I use my old phone's charger or a computer usb port works ok. It has slots for 2 normal sim cards and 1 micro sim card.... » Read More Similar to a Samsung S4 and S5. It is a little longer than the Samsungs. Couldn't find an aftermarket cover that would fit it. It's OK for the PRICE, but the touch screen mapping is a little off in places. Once you get used to it it's not too bad. Don't load it up with a lot of apps - that slows it down and causes some confusion. The spare battery and earphone/mic are nice extras. Had some issues with the charger adapter they sent. It has a standard usb/charger connection. I use my old phone's charger or a computer usb port works ok. It has slots for 2 normal sim cards and 1 micro sim card. The memory slot will handle up to a 32gb micro sd chip. « Show Less
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I agree with Dwayne, you don't HAVE TO have a blackberry... of course you could probably find better and cheaper options online since you aren't tied to BB
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Thanks for your reply. If it stays at $19.95, no need for a Blackberry unless you want internet access on your phone. Sounds interesting at that price per month.
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It definitely will if you purchase the "iClarity" speaker, which might be the "safest" bet. The box for the "Clarity" speaker says "Made for Blackberry," and the instructions talk a lot about pairing with Blackberry with no mention of a Mac product. No doubt it's only a matter of packaging, and given the slide of the Blackberry in popularity, I wouldn't be surprised if the Monster Clarity is somewhat older stock than the Monster iClarity. But since we're not talking about eggs or milk, that should be an insignificant difference. (the "Clarity" manual has a 2010 publication date; I haven't seen an "iClarity" manual) It definitely will if you purchase the "iClarity" speaker, which might be the "safest" bet. The box for the "Clarity" speaker says "Made for Blackberry," and the instructions talk a lot about pairing with Blackberry with no mention of a Mac product. No doubt it's only a matter of packaging, and given the slide of the Blackberry in popularity, I wouldn't be surprised if the Monster Clarity is somewhat older stock than the Monster iClarity. But since we're not talking about eggs or milk, that should be an insignificant difference. (the... » Read More It definitely will if you purchase the "iClarity" speaker, which might be the "safest" bet. The box for the "Clarity" speaker says "Made for Blackberry," and the instructions talk a lot about pairing with Blackberry with no mention of a Mac product. No doubt it's only a matter of packaging, and given the slide of the Blackberry in popularity, I wouldn't be surprised if the Monster Clarity is somewhat older stock than the Monster iClarity. But since we're not talking about eggs or milk, that should be an insignificant difference. (the "Clarity" manual has a 2010 publication date; I haven't seen an "iClarity" manual) « Show Less
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I love mine, it is not slippery, the edges are rubbery, and it is not bulky ... it fits in the back of my jeans pocket without any issues... I haven't dropped mine yet...
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the flap does not fold completely flat. the flap has a crease about an inch and a half in from the spine. when folded back, the spine also folds back. So there is an angle from the spine down to the crease. As a result about 2/3 of the flap folds flat. If you're right handed it's basically flat. If you're left handed, there's like a half inch extra thickness as it angles down from the folded back spine. The magnets do nothing to hold the flap when folded back. They only hold the flap when closed. The also trigger the auto sleep mode when closed. Not the best case if you're concerned about bulk but your tablet definitely won't fall out. Holds it very sung for sure.
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Hey kalen im not sure what site or company,but during my research I found out that the prices varied,& it could be possible that the cheaper price may have been a commuter style case also made by outterbox,but the prices on most amazon sites still beat the store prices,& the commuter style case is a lil less bulkey because it doesn't come with the built in screen saver & the belt clip,but check out the customer reviews on youtube between the different outterbox cases and that should help you out.
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A magnet is used to hold the cover closed. I have not noticed any reception difference. Yes it folds completely over.
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No... it's not, Elena ! It was in a 4X6 bubbled envelope !!?? Almost looks like it was re-conditioned or something. As a matter of fact, when I installed it in my Blackberry Z 10, it wouldn't hold a charge well like the original battery did. *Of course, I re-charges it several times over a number of weeks, with the same results! I went back to my original battery that came with the NEW phone to start with. As a matter of fact, I went by the store where I originally bought my Blackberry from, and told them / ask them what was going on, and they took apart the phone , and re-installed the battery, to make sure it was making good contact, etc. They did mention of course, that this battery was an "aftermarket" battery, and you get what You pay for ( $7.00 ) vs. $45.00 for a new/ genuine battery. The vinyl wrapping around the $7.00 battery was wrinkled... vs a genuine battery's skin tight covering!! He held them up, and showed me... Good luck, and also, he said, it may have some kind of adverse effect on the phone, and affect the warranty & performance !!
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I have not tried Raspberry yet, but I plan to. I have had great success with Blackberrys.