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Originally Posted by mikesride
My company provides the phone and covers all costs....they (as of yet) don't limit the amount of personal apps we run on them.
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Our newer Blackberries have "work" and "real life" partitions. One sends traffic to the BB servers, one tunnels somehow to our internal network. The "real life" side lets us use whatever apps we want - if only there was much out there in the BB ecosystem. The "work" side is seamless - as if I'm at my desk. It is really slick, though I don't know how it compares to the Good app for iPhones.
I'm moving to the apple product now that it's approved. It's a little more inconvenient as it can't ever be around certain types of conversations (I guess the BB version of "off" was more trusted) but if I've got to have a consumer-type product I want the one with lots of options. The old BBs (like 2009) were solid business tools. This recent one (Z30?) that I had was pretty flimsy with poor battery life and ergonomics more suited to facebook than email/work.