  The "4G" BlackBerry Torch 9810  The "4G" BlackBerry Bold
9900  (Source: Engadget)       AT&T describes RIM's new
BlackBerry 7 OS, writing:    Comments     Threshold   RE:
*crickets chirping* By Samus on 8/3/2011 3:06:52 PM , Rating: 1
I have dozens of clients who will never give up their
Blackberry. RIM did it right by making a simple phone that does
one thing really well: Email. It's a complicated system they put
together that is surprisingly reliable, easy to configure and
most people understand.  They understand it because Blackberry
OS is simple. Unfortunately that simplicity results in lacking
modern touches and features. They can't make the OS too modern
or they'll risk alienating their client base, which if it isn't
obvious, is made up of mostly non-tech-savvy users.  Current
Blackberry users don't want a new, modern phone OS that is going
to be different. New potential Blackberry users are only going
to get a new Blackberry if the OS has much of the same
functionality as Android, WinMo and iOS.  Bla