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		<title>Berry nice phone you have</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[No the title isn&#8217;t an inebriated typo, or a forage into composition of Engrish prose. Those with communication induced sore thumbs may immediately recognise it as a reference to the Blackberry communications device from the company Research In Motion (RIM). In a long saga spanning pretty much an entire year I have finally become an [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>No the title isn&#8217;t an inebriated typo, or a forage into composition of <a target="_blank" title="Engrish is really English unlike" href="http://www.engrish.com/" target="_blank">Engrish</a> prose. Those with communication induced sore thumbs may immediately recognise it as a reference to the Blackberry communications device from the company <a target="_blank" title="Research In Motion website" href="http://www.rim.com" target="_blank">Research In Motion (RIM)</a>.<br />
In a long saga spanning pretty much an entire year I have finally become an owner of a Blackberry device. Though the painfully expensive and protracted saga ended but a few weeks ago I can already state it was worth the hassle. Well worth the hassle.<br />
I&#8217;ve never had any predisposition for RIM devices and still don&#8217;t, as long as it gets the job done I&#8217;m a happy bunny. Palm and Windows mobile devices just didn&#8217;t cut the mustard.<br />
I wondered why many successful business people, and presidents owned Blackberry devices. Now I know; from experience.<br />
Full Qwerty keyboard.<br />
Suitable for one hand use.<br />
A universe of software and support.<br />
All of its features are geared towards getting things done efficiently. (Checkout its <a target="_blank" title="Blackberry device keyboard shortcuts" href="http://crackberry.com/blackberry-101-beginners-guide-keyboard-shortcuts" target="_blank">shortcuts</a> for instance).<br />
That last point is the clincher for me. I&#8217;ve had too many device features fail to live up to their promise, turning out to be mere eye candy rather than fulfilling a useful purpose.<br />
The wow factor fails to impress me much, but the &#8220;can do&#8221; factor?.. mmm that sounds Berry nice!<br />
[Sent from my BlackBerry wireless device - where else?]</p>]]></content:encoded>
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