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BlackBerry Z10 Review: Not Good Enough

BlackBerry Z10: A boring beta meant for no one (review) | VentureBeat

We already know that technologies are growing like anything, Here I came to say something about the technologies between the Korean King Samsung Galaxy S4 & Canadian RIM's Blackberry 10. As we know that, we have waited a long days to catch this Blackberry 10 & finally came to our hands by last month with new design. As I seen the device, I have feel that am having Android device with name Blackberry, Am not much satisfied with UI & home screen. Ok if am gonna to buy an mobile with 600-800$, first I ll go for apps which I can able to install in it. Whereas in BB10 just having 1 million of apps totally & minimum number apps which will suit for me. Whereas in Android, millions of tons app, which ll suit for me, Also it will worth for money. Apart from the Apps, if you come forward & look into technology, surely we can say that Samsung will ahead than RIM. My request is asking to wait for 10 more days, to get the Samsung Galaxy S4, So you ll have mor

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