Monday, March 13, 2006

 

Glide path of a Blackberry

Last summer, I learned that Blackberries don't float - at least not in Lake Muskoka. I thought that was the biggest design flaw in the device.

However, I am getting ready to see how far they fly. My service has been off the air now for about 14 hours and it is only now beginning to show signs of life: spam is coming through encouraging me to get low cost Canadian pharmaceuticals and performance enhancers.

For a device known as the Crackberry, they need better reliability than forcing us all through a 14 hour withdrawal - cold turkey. I sure hope that this had nothing to do with people trying the NTP work around!

Posted by Mark Goldberg @ 3/13/2006 09:58:00 AM
Comments:
Mine is working fine. Must be something with your service provider.
Posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 10:58 AM, March 13, 2006
 
Thanks... it may have been a Rogers thing - off the air for 14 hours... anyone other than Rogers affected?
Posted by Blogger Mark Goldberg : 12:40 PM, March 14, 2006
 
I was on Rogers. I thought yours might be Bell or TELUS.
Posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 2:54 PM, March 14, 2006
 
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