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		<title>How BlackBerry Conquered Indonesia. Is Android Next?</title>
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		<category><![CDATA[Android]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[I was an avid Nokia Communicator (Smartphone) user. I&#8217;ve been using Nokia Communicator since Nokia 9210 to E90. The last Nokia I&#8217;ve used was Nokia E71. I&#8217;ve migrated to BlackBerry Bold 9000 in November 2008 and hooked to it ever since.
There are many reasons why I like to use BlackBerry smart-phones. These are some of [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="dropcap-first">I was an avid Nokia Communicator (Smartphone) user. I&#8217;ve been using Nokia Communicator since Nokia 9210 to E90. The last Nokia I&#8217;ve used was Nokia E71. I&#8217;ve migrated to BlackBerry Bold 9000 in November 2008 and hooked to it ever since.</p>
<p><img class="alignright" src="http://img.gsmarena.com/vv/pics/htc/htc-hero-0.jpg" alt="" width="580" height="600" />There are many reasons why I like to use BlackBerry smart-phones. These are some of the reasons why BlackBerry has captured the heart and mind of many Indonesians.</p>
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<li>It took me about 3 minutes to startup my Windows notebook and took me another 2 minutes to fire up browser and to login into my GMAIL account. Getting my email on my BlackBerry is as just instant as looking at my watch.</li>
<li>Checking my email on my notebook need a place to sit. Checking my email on BlackBerry can be done standing up and walking.</li>
<li>If it took me about 5 minutes from starting up my notebook to login to my GMAIL. Chatting with my friend using Yahoo Messenger and Google Talk will take me another 2 minutes, totaled 7 minutes just to check email and to open chatting application.</li>
<li>It took me another minute to shut down my notebook. So every time I&#8217;d like to check my email and chat will require me an additional 8 minutes. Not cool!</li>
<li>Checking email and chat with my friends through my BlackBerry can be done instantly.</li>
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<p>Nokia should launch <a href="http://email.nokia.com/" target="_blank">Nokia Messaging</a> like BlackBerry Internet Services with fixed monthly fee, I would think about getting back to Nokia. But wait&#8230; maybe not. Symbian S60 is slow and can be quite unresponsive. I would like keep my <strong>BlackBerry</strong> and buy an <strong>iPhone 3GS</strong> and an <a href="http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_hero-2861.php" target="_blank"><strong>htc Hero</strong></a> to try the emerging and intuitive user interface (UI) of Android.</p>
<p>BlackBerry is a solid and secure smart-phones but a boring one. <a href="http://www.android.com" target="_blank">Android</a>, however, just like GMAIL, slow but sure, has already being groomed by htc, SonyEricsson and Samsung. Who&#8217;s next?</p>
<p>Buh bye Nokia&#8230;.</p>
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