ToniCipriani

As someone who uses curl on a daily basis, thank you.

The only thing I need and haven't found in others is Slack's functionality of drawing on someone else's screen. Webex has it but it's super cumbersome to use.

10 or 20 years ago Facebook wasn't so widespread.

That would be Louis, not Linus.

I'm using this simply because it still has the address bar at the bottom.

Article 23 and the National Security provisions is also a big one.

Until that keyboard breaks. Quite a few reported issues for both the KEYone and 2 where the space bar and fingerprint reader just stops working, thanks to TCL build quality. And they are terrible with upgrades, KEYone only got Oreo, and certain versions didn't even get that upgrade at all, in particular the CDMA version, both locked and unlocked.

Having a hardware keyboard. I just can't get away with it so I'm still using my 3 year old BlackBerry Priv.

Pretty much Gsuite is out: https://www.google.com/appsstatus#hl=en&v=status

T580 also uses a "U" processor though. At least until the T580p is out.

Saw that when I was a kit. Got the third-gen 8070, doesn't really compare to that.

I bet if they make a reproduction version of that it'll still sell today.

Look at the domain... explains a few things.

I don't know what build quality you were talking about, they weren't exactly known for that. I guess you forgot about dying trackballs, double-typing keyboards and lifting screens.

They killed themselves when they dragged their feet when the iPhone came along and developed an ecosystem, and went with BB10.

I could totally see someone using this as a sabotage or a prank...

But how many of those do we see on the market today?

Definitely something with your machines. My 3 year old ThinkPad X120e with the miniscule AMD E350 processor runs fine with Windows 7. Even my old single core XBMC machine with 2GB memory ran fine until I switched it to Linux (not for performance reasons, though)

webOS. By far the one that I find the most comfortable to use, especially with one hand, like a phone should be. The gestures help a lot.