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zocster

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#71433 10-Nov-2010 11:25

What are your thoughts? I know it takes up a load of space on the phone, but to me it is a step up from the old OS5.

And to be honest, not having any serious problems as reported on CrackBerry, and other BB forums? Anyone else experiencing issues? XT BB owners?

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#406217 18-Nov-2010 10:42

I like it alot :)

tried OS 6 on a few devices my favourite has to be on the torch though, having full control over the touch and the keypad is awesome!

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#407721 22-Nov-2010 15:07

BigD, what 512mb devices are coming to
VodafoneNZ from RIM? 9780? Style?
Thanks!

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#408781 24-Nov-2010 10:31

BigD, did you acquire the Torch in NZ and if so where? I have a Bold 9000 that I love, but have always preferred a touch screen, so the Torch would logically be the answer, the best of both worlds. I assume that you are happy with yours.

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#442642 23-Feb-2011 09:30

Hi guys

Has anyone run into connection issues with the 6.0 OS. Particularly Nokia car kits. I have had reports from staff with connecting issues since upgrading and i reverted mine back as a test case, it has been stable since the downgrade?

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