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   >  MP> We used Blackberries for serveral years.  Sometime before   
   >  MP> 2015, they switched over to a choice between Apple and   
   >  MP> Android and phased out the last Blackberries in 2015.   
      
   > Still using a BB Q10.  Supports LTE, so.. the phone company is   
   > fine with that.   I don't need it for data or mms when I can   
   > help it.  Infact, the battery lasts for a really long time if   
   > the BB is only on cellular.  Simple sms doesn't need data.   
      
   I still own a personal blackberry that was last used as my primary phone in   
   2014.  I don't have it handy or I would give you more specifics.  I kept it   
   because there were a few features (like the music player) that worked a lot   
   better than on any phone I have had since.   
      
   Something else that still works better, as you pointed out, is the battery   
   life.  It still doesn't run down near as fast as the others I have had   
   since.   
      
   Mike   
      
      
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