Buying into plotlines
23 Jan 2012
Trevor Gourley
Trevor Gourley is a copywriter at Grip Limited.
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Thom Antonio said
For RIM to regain its lustre, I think that it needs to be about the products. Unbelievably great products that everyone wants first. Apple makes you believe you need every one of their products even if they overlap in function. Blackberry is still...Andrew saidI would prefer to have a Blackberry for a variety of reasons (business applications, security, BBM) but none of their phones have a big enough keyboard for my liking. They come out with a phone with a large side-slide out keyboard, I am there.pauline saidIt's social media with minimal words. I like it for that alone.