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4/5 rDev +7.8%
2006. Nice looking reddish plum ale that sits in my chalice (impressive). Not much head to speak of. Smell is fairly indistinct. Sugary English malts and not much else showing. Holy, the taste really caught me off guard because of the weak smell. Incredibly rich roasted sweet English malts mellowed by hints of soft dark fruits. No alcohol noted whatsoever. Roastiness sits on the tongue for a semi-dry finish. As it warms shows a bit of hop bite up front and some citrus in the finish. Very mild though. Really nice mouthfeel. This is relatively light bodied considering the ABV. I could compare the mouthfeel like biting into a ripe plum. Just so soft and satisfying. I like this beer a lot more than my score reflects. Forcing myself to drink this one slower.
06-27-2007 04:10:43 | More by jwff
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North Carolina
3.23/5 rDev -12.9%
Pours a deep amber with not much of a noticable head but that was to be expected somewhat,aromas of orange rind and peach the alcohol is quite noticable as well pretty high octane.Whoo this stuff is quite potent but young (2005) some caramel malt and somewhat fruity but the alcohol kicks in early and takes charge until the lingering finish.A somewhat prickly mouthfeel,not sure if its because its young but wow this beer needs some serious refinement I'll hold one and reserve harsh judgement for later.
12-01-2005 22:18:22 | More by oberon
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +7.8%
04-24-2012 20:56:14 | More by beerhunter13
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
07-31-2013 15:17:51 | More by DanGeo
New York
3.6/5 rDev -3%
This was a 2010 bottle
A: A glowing deep copper and orange beer with excellent clarity and a thin, tan head with excellent retention.
S: Aromas of sherry, toffee and rich malt dominate the nose. There is a spicy and floral hop aroma with light fruity notes. A soft alcohol note complements the rich aroma.
T: A rich malt sweetness and hops bitterness dominate the flavor at moderately-high levels of both. There a flavors of carmel and toffee with a light raisin and grap fruitiness. Moderate spicy flavors, a strong bitterness and some sweetness linger past the dry finish.
M: Medium body with moderately-light carbonation. There is a light creaminess and very light astringency with noticeable alcohol warmth.
O: A good example of an English Barleywine with a dominate yet soft alcohol character and a fairly intense bitterness.
08-16-2012 00:54:30 | More by MadScientist
3.9/5 rDev +5.1%
Popped an 07 that I had been sitting on for a while just to see where it's at.
Pours in a viscous manner without much willingness to form a head but in the end we get a thin layer that sticks around.
The nose is sweet, reminiscent of tawny port, with raisin and toffee notes showing, signs of oxidation come through, plum, and a little alcohol.
The taste was a little let down, not as powerful as the aroma. Still good though, lighter bodied, one of the more pleasant English styles as far as I'm concerned. It boasts chocolate, caramel, raisin, and a certain fruitiness through the hops and yeast. This is a very clean Barleywine that has aged quite well, superior drinkability considering the ABV, I wish I could score it higher.
03-23-2010 07:43:46 | More by brownbeer
3/5 rDev -19.1%
Appearance- Crystal clear copper with thin white head and some lace. Very carbonated.
Aroma- moderate and balanced bouquet of cherry, berry, and herbal / spicy hop, alcohol, and malt with faint notes of apple and an acceptable showing of D. Hardly intense, but complex nose.
Taste- Firm but decidedly one dimensional malt base supports baked pear and apple notes as it fades away into big buttery D, melted right off the palate by alcohol, for what would be an unpleasing finish if it weren't for a brightly herbal hop contribution which aids an unexpected dryness. Doesn't last long though, before you are left with an unfortunate aftertaste. Its kind of like sucking on an old cherry pit and licking a wine cork at the same time.
MF- Actually pretty light on the palate, I'd say medium-full bodied with a lively carbonation and the alcohol is definitely speaking up in this beer. Never really burns, but it does numb the lips and tounge a little.
Overall- An ok barleywine, but lacks complexity and the aftertaste is a real bummer. I don't feel like aging will help this one much
02-10-2010 08:59:15 | More by JudgeRoughneck
4/5 rDev +7.8%
02-05-2013 00:07:05 | More by Tiernan
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
03-08-2013 02:52:15 | More by tbryan5
3/5 rDev -19.1%
10-19-2013 22:21:56 | More by woodchipper
New York
3.55/5 rDev -4.3%
A - Tawny, moderate carbonation, big head on pour that fades to a lacing, quite clear.
S - Sweet barley and a touch of alcohol.
T - Barley sweetness, a bit of bitterness from the hops, and alcohol.
M - Moderate body, coats the mount. There is a bit of tingle and warmth from the alcohol, a bit too more carbonation.
O - A good barleywine, but probably won't have again with the great ones that are out there.
02-07-2012 00:33:01 | More by steelerguy
4.33/5 rDev +16.7%
This Monster Ale Was Born In 2003. Pours a nice syrupy reddish brown with a small creamy white head. Aroma is an elegant mix of nutty caramel, tobbacco, dark fruits and brown sugar. A delight to smell.
First sip is upfront with a vinous caramel maltiness. Hints of fruit, cherry comes out to me, along with a roasted smoky toasted nutty flavor. Alcohol hits on the back of the palate along with a spicy piney hop biterness. This one will warm ya up!
Mouthfeel is wonderful with a creamy, luscious body that coats my tongue and makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. This is a lovely, complex brew that is great on a cold night or after a nice meal. Highly recommended to any fans of the style. Muchas gracias to kmpitz2 for allowing me the pleasure of partaking in this beer.
12-10-2004 04:08:35 | More by orbitalr0x
3.68/5 rDev -0.8%
Born in 2004 and drank in 2005 (its only about a week old, so hardly cellared)
Dark caramel in color with a slightly off-white quarter-finger head which reduced to a single layer of bubbles casually floating on the surface. Aroma is quite weak but I pick up some citrus hop characteristics followed up by a sweet wine grape aroma. Guess that is why they call this style what they do who would have guessed. A little bread smell as well.
The alcohol is well hidden which is a plus for something with an 11+ abv, hardly noticeable at all making this very drinkable. Itll definitely get you into trouble. There is a nice warming effect as it drains down my throat and works at my stomach lining. Tastewise there is an initial slightly malty flavor with a dry hop finish, overall a very balanced beer to my tastes but lacking in a flavor explosion. Mouthfeel is medium, not too thin and not too heavy.
Overall a good brew, Id like to see a little stronger flavor profile. With the high ABV of this one it would be nice to really have a lot of flavor since I would only foresee myself having two of these a night unless I wanted to wear a lampshade on my head.
01-13-2005 04:28:11 | More by blitz134
4.25/5 rDev +14.6%
04-14-2013 03:52:50 | More by bulldogg915
4/5 rDev +7.8%
A decent example of the style. Poured into a snifter, the beer was a reddish amber color with a very thin head. It had a fruity, caramel aroma. The caramel and fruit (cherry) came through well in the taste, and there was a nice hops presence. I thought the malt and hops balanced out very well, and look forward to drinking more of these.
01-25-2009 14:05:48 | More by lordofthewiens
South Dakota
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
01-05-2014 03:51:19 | More by SD-Alefan
3/5 rDev -19.1%
01-14-2013 02:31:17 | More by warnerry
3.05/5 rDev -17.8%
Presentation: 12oz brown bottle, silver label. This ale was specially brewed for the Millennium.
Appearance: Copper in colour with a nice thick, sticky, creamy white head. Pretty clean and clear looking ale.
Smell: An aromatic blend of hop rawness (spicy/leafy), malt sweetness and fruity esters. Bigtime alcohol in the nose.
Taste: Smooth, full-bodied mouthfeel. Big, fruity, complex malt profile. Background malt breadiness. Hop bitterness is spicy, somewhat medicinal, and lends an odd flavour to the overall taste. Although it balances out the accented maltness of this ale, it just doesn't fair well with all of the other flavours going on. Alcohol is pretty extreme, unbalanced, prickly and warms your head. It permeates the palate with a rubbing alcohol likeness, especially as the beer warms. Finishes bready and a bit dry.
Notes: This beer is kind of a let down as Brooklyn's other beers are so damn good. A bit average. To me, this appears to be a lame attempt at jumping on the Millennium bandwagon by brewing a very high alcohol beer (11.8% abv) with a marketable name. You need more than high alcohol to make a good Barleywine. I'll let the other bottles I bought sit for a while and do another review.
11-26-2000 00:19:40 | More by Todd
New Jersey
4.63/5 rDev +24.8%
got this beer in a 4pack i never heard of the style before but it seemed like an interesting twist my friend told me to age this beer so i actually put it in the back of my crisper drawer for 4 months before i opened it
when i did i was in for a special evening there was not much of a head on the beer i thought i would be disappointed but the beer had a great burgundy color
the real prize here was the aroma i never in my life smelled anything like this is smelled like sweet cherries how did they do that? also crazy like pipe tobacco and maple syrup really interesting for a beer
taste had black pepper and also spice like nutmeg and even some caramel and honey in there absolutely great
mouthfeel was amazing it tasted like a desert wine or syrup you put on a cheese cake i did not drink this beer i sipped it slowly it made me want to savor everything in it
overall i loved this beer i look forward to trying more brooklyn brewery for sure i am glad i still have some of these babies in storage
07-03-2011 01:31:06 | More by renegadeburger
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
05-18-2013 13:10:07 | More by SmellsofMahagony
Rhode Island
3.55/5 rDev -4.3%
Pours a deep reddish amber with a 1/2 inch off white head that reatains well. Smells of cirtursy hops, fruity maltiness, maybe some sherry. Taste is very complex. Dark ripe fruits, cherries, very malty but fruity, slightly bready, amaretto, nice hop bite in the finish. Alcohol presence but pretty well hidden despite the abv%. Mouthfeel is medium-heavy bodied, good carbonation, dry finish. I wouldnt say this is drinkable as I wouldnt say any Barley Wine is "drinkable" ie sessionable, but it is pretty good version of a barleywine. Im pretty picky about my barleywines too. Good job to Brooklyn. I dont remember this being as good as it is right now.
12-25-2007 01:53:24 | More by Doomcifer
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
12-09-2011 17:14:15 | More by iemailjack
3.6/5 rDev -3%
2001 vintage.
Appearance: Bright and clear garnet brew, the lace does quite well for its self. Bubbly with some sporadic stickage.
Smell: The aroma is a of alcohol soaked fruit, a bit of solvent and certainly estery showing this brew still has a ton of higher alcohols that have not been tamed yet.
Taste: Extremely smooth and creamy though the carbonation holds onto a metallic bite from the higher alcohols. Full in the body with ample malt to go around. Hops are mild and flavour a bit here and there, more of a seasoning than straight out bitterness. Big alcohols roll across the tongue with solvent and estery flavours that drop a small tropical fruit basket and a spicy sweet tone on the palate. Maltiness shines some caramel and thick breadiness, though these flavours are distracted from the higher alcohols. Finishes sweet with a mildly astringent grain.
Notes: Pretty much like every other vintage I have had, the alcohols seem too much and there is not a mesh or balance to hold the brew together. Dont drink it cold as it has a bigger bite, I have a few more in my cellar to try a year or two from now.
2000 vintage. Good frothing head as well as retention, deep reddish hue that has a tinge of burgundy to it. Alcoholic aroma of solvent and faint spearmint, a little fruitiness and caramel in the nose but alcohol snuffs most of it out. Full bodied with an ample crispness and a creamy back. At first taste is alcohol, a big twang of it spicy and all. Malt lays there almost devastated in its wake. Hops have all but withered away except for a touch bitterness. Rich caramel tires to push through but gets knocked down again but the solvent like alcohol. Fruity esters run amuck along with the solvent like alcohol character. I know they call it Monster but will it ever be tame? After two years of cellaring this brew seems to have held on to one trait wholly and that is the dominance of alcoholic aroma and flavour. I am not saying that this is a bad beer but perhaps it should be aged a couple of more years to mellow things out a bit none the less it still is a half decent sipping brew.
12-08-2001 10:04:03 | More by Jason
3.08/5 rDev -17%
2003-04 edition. My first barley wine. Pours into a goblet a clear ruby copper with a minimal white head that quickly disappears into sheet lacing. Aroma of dark fruits(raisins), malt, and alcohol. Mouthfeel is heavy. Vinous and alcohol, with minimal carbonation. Taste is warming, with a big alcohol presence. Very much like a sherry. I can't detect any hops. As this is my first barley wine, I really don't know what to think of this one. Its characteristics lead me to believe that this would be much better after two or three years of aging.
01-10-2004 22:39:40 | More by merlin48
New York
3.43/5 rDev -7.5%
Vintage 2003--at celler temp -pours dark almond brown, with only a wee bit of head, leaves some lace. This barley wine is quite sweet and lacks a hop punch in the rear to balance things out. It may just need some more time in the bottle to mellow. Alcohol very present. Later sips do reveal a subtle hop grainynes Bklyns BWine was really nasty a few years ago (too sweet-not enuf hops) I think its getting better, but its not up to the standards of there other creations
02-01-2004 14:45:02 | More by Billolick
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That only means one thing: young men with bodies more mature than their minds throwing themselves at each other with brute force while wearing armor-like molded plastic and foam rubber.
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If you've ever watched The Waterboy, you get that reference. If you've never watched that movie, what in the world is wrong with you?
Rent it immediately. Brian's Song, Rudy and Any Given Sunday are great, but nothing will get you in the mood for football season like watching Bobby Boucher channeling his medulla oblongata and opening up a can of "you know what," Captain Insano style. Confused? Watch. The. Movie.
What were we talking about again? Oh right, college football's most notorious player.
Kevin Sumlin was mum on whether Johnny Manziel would play Saturday, and then news broke that Manziel would sit the first half of the Rice game.
So just maybe it's possible Manziel adapted the advice of Mr. Coach Klein and said to himself: "What the NCAA don't know won't hurt 'em."
In a just world, Bobby would chase Manziel around the field for 60 minutes, stopping only to swig some high-quality H2-O on the sideline.
Seriously, people, watch the movie.
It's almost unfair the number of non-conference matchups this weekend. Auburn-Washington State looks particularly compelling.
That was a joke. The final score might be as well.
As much as I'll be tempted to turn the channel, I'll keep most of my attention Saturday night focused on the happenings in Death Valley.
We'll be looking at the exact same team, only in different uniforms.
If Georgia holds Clemson's offense to less than 450 yards and 35 points, defensive coordinator Todd Grantham deserves immediate consideration for the next open head coaching position. He's shuffling a deck that includes a suspension to his top player (safety Josh Harvey-Clemons), two freshmen starting at cornerback and multiple injuries.
Oh, and 90 percent of his starters left to play professionally and what not.
The No. 8 Tigers have two legitimate Heisman contenders on offense in receiver Sammy Watkins and quarterback Tajh Boyd (who should have been a no-brainer finalist last year).
Fifth-ranked Georgia counters with Aaron Murray, who will own a ridiculous amount of records by January, and conjoined twins at running back named Todd Gurley and Keith Marshall.
But Clemson's defense isn't exactly impressive, either. The unit ranked 63rd in total defense last year, and the secondary is also considered its weak spot.
Anyone willing to ignore the rankings for a minute will realize Clemson has more to reap from this game and season as a whole. The Tigers are on the short list of teams in America that can challenge the SEC's dominance in the BCS title game.
Georgia still has to get through South Carolina and Florida in its own division plus Alabama and, umm Alabama, in the West. Georgia's season is riding on how quickly that defense matures, and until they show us something there is no reason to consider this team a threat.
By the way, Georgia teams under Mark Richt are 0-2 vs. top-10 ranked opponents in season openers on the road.
Ole Miss at Vanderbilt - Thursday, 9:15 Eastern
The NFL Lite game of the week is one that fuels the passions of two optimistic fan bases still smart enough to be wary, and for good reason.
Vandy is 3-14 when its opening game is against an SEC team, but it's been nine years since Ole Miss won its first SEC contest of the season. The Rebels are 6-0 all-time in the month of August (throw that tidbit around while you're tossing 'em back with your friends), and the Commodores are 3-4 in Thursday night games.
Moving to information that matters, the matchup that deserves the most attention is up front.
Everyone's dying to know how freshman pass rusher Robert Nkemdiche will help last year's leaky defense. Hate to tell you, but probably not much, at least not this game.
Vandy left tackle Wesley Johnson blocked Jadeveon Clowney 1-on-1 several plays in last year's opener, and he handled that duty very well. A three-year starter, Johnson has given up six sacks his entire career, so he won't get embarrassed by a freshman who was behind the curb in preseason.
If the Rebels' front seven doesn't create pressure, that patchwork secondary will fall apart. Nkemdiche's size will undoubtedly help a team that was respectable against the run last season, but Vandy has at least three running options, including quarterback Austyn Carta-Samuels.
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Safeties Kenny Ladler and Javon Marshall can lock down the middle of the field, Andre Hal is a playmaker on the corner and only Alabama and Georgia gave up fewer passing yards last season.
Vandy will need that safety blanket. Ole Miss has an offensive line that is reloading not rebuilding, and there is a playmaker at every skill position.
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Kris Medlen's remarkable run since switching from the bullpen to the rotation helped him earn National League Pitcher of the Month honors for August.
The Braves right-hander allowed only two earned runs in 35 2/3 innings in August, good for a 0.50 ERA to go along with his 4-0 record and 35 strikeouts. He's been simply masterful since making the transition back to a starting pitcher, going 6-0 with a 0.54 ERA with 50 strikeouts compared to just five walks.
Medlen, who appeared in 38 games as a reliever before his first start, has not allowed more than one run in any of his seven starts, including four performances without an earned run.
Three of his four decisions in August were scoreless, and he put up zeros for 28 1/3 consecutive innings from Aug. 11-28, the longest such streak by an Atlanta pitcher in 2012 and the longest in Braves history since Greg Maddux recorded 39 1/3 straight shutout innings from Sept. 2-28, 2000.
Among Medlen's other accomplishments in August: He posted his first career shutout on Aug. 16, giving up five hits and striking out six in a 6-0 win over the Padres. He picked up his second win in just his third start of the season on Aug. 11, allowing one run over 6 1/3 innings against the Mets.
Medlen has already seen his August success carry into September, as he beat the Rockies with a complete-game, 12-strikeout masterpiece on Monday. By doing so, he became the fifth pitcher in Braves history to strike out at least 12 batters while walking none.
This is Medlen's first monthly award, while the Braves have now had at least one Pitcher of the Month for four straight seasons dating back to 2009.
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BlackBerry and email go hand-in-hand. Ask any BlackBerry user and more often than not you will see one or more email inbox icons on the homescreen. Some like them separate while others use the combined Inbox for all notifications. I've always love having all my messages in one place, but with BlackBerry 10, you won't have to worry about what style of inbox you choose thanks to the new BlackBerry Hub. Replacing the long-standing Universal Inbox, the BlackBerry Hub is the new heart of the BlackBerry 10 experience.
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So in essence the BlackBerry Hub is the new BlackBerry Unified Inbox with some social networking tossed into the mix. Fantastic innovation. Meanwhile, the advertisement on this web page is demonstrating the Microsoft Surface tablet in a docking station to make a presentation and integrated into the office worker's work environment. Research In Motion is falling behind in the very areas that Heins' mobile computing platform should have already been making in-roads if BlackBerry OS 10 was not almost a year and a half behind schedule. Go RIM! January 30, 2013, will either be a bloodbath or the beginning of an odyssey for BlackBerry 10. Is Las Vegas making book on BlackBerry 10?
The BB playbook has a HDMI output and the capability to read power points and excels sheet. Blackberry has been able to do that for a while. Just connect the BB to a projector with an HDMI outlet and done.
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Probably the feature I'm most looking forward to.
dcsappernh Dec 10, 2012 at 2:10 pm
Wow, can't wait
BBGrind Dec 10, 2012 at 2:29 pm
Need the BB10 in hand so I can check out the HUB myself
hoob15 Dec 10, 2012 at 3:00 pm
on a side note, I thought the BB10 countdown on the homepage would be like rubbing salt on the wound of waiting, especially given that I frequent this site more times than I would like to admit.
but the last time I checked we were at 60 days til the announcement. now it's at 50!
wahoo! that got me excited!
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Tommy-boy Dec 10, 2012 at 3:26 pm
I hope they put the ability to look at email accounts separately on the BB10s. Last thing I want is to have my hub clogged up with spam from the email account I use when buying things online.
mcmolineux Dec 10, 2012 at 6:17 pm
Don't add that to the Hub then. Just use the web browser to access that account.
robertdusa Dec 10, 2012 at 11:37 pm
That's not really a solution. For me, I choose not to display emails in messages because I have several accounts that I don't want to mixup, ever. I don't have to double check outbound messages, because I know what inbox I'm in, I tapped it.
I just hope they give us the same type of flexibility we currently enjoy on BBOS. That way, those who want to jump into BB Hub full force can do so, and those of us who desire a little more separation (for whatever reason) won't be left feeling let down and looking for alternatives.
varunsain Dec 11, 2012 at 1:48 am
In the HUB you can individually check accounts or see them grouped together..
But if you're saying you want icons for emails like on BBOS.. I don't think it's going to be there that way..
BBPandy Dec 10, 2012 at 7:04 pm
Me too....I'm worried that that kinda advanced setup may be released on a future BB10...maybe BB11
DisturbedRocks31 Dec 10, 2012 at 11:39 pm
IT's already in OS7 so they have no reason to not include the feature in BB10!
A quarter score and 9 months ago our Crackberry fathers brought forth this website; conceived at a bar and dedicated to the proposition that all blackberry users are created equal. Now we are engaged in the great BB10 launch, testing whether that device, or any device, so conceived and so dedicated can long endure...
...we here highly resolve that previous devices shall not have died in vain - that Blackberry, under RIM, shall have a new birth of addicts - and that Crackberry, of the user, by the user, and for the user shall not perish from this earth.
blackcaneaddict Dec 11, 2012 at 12:41 am
phinphan1 Dec 10, 2012 at 3:33 pm
Can someone tell me if you are limited to the amount of active frames there can be opened at one time? Looks to me maybe only one screen with 4-6 on the screen.
canuckvoip Dec 10, 2012 at 3:37 pm
If I'm not mistaken... the number is 8.
BionicKris Dec 10, 2012 at 8:53 pm
I remember hearing 8 on a previous demo video. Also I think they said it could be more but in that case the frames would be pretty small.
varunsain Dec 11, 2012 at 1:52 am
It's 8 Active frames limited to that number for a better user experience. Very smart and I can see everyone adopting this..
mkye86 Dec 10, 2012 at 3:38 pm
I am loving the HUB for sure but:
"There is no "inbox" or Messages app at all on BlackBerry 10 actually. The BlackBerry Hub takes over here"
Yeah I am not feeling that too much. I do not like to have my text messages, or Work email in my Universal inbox. I have read that you can choose what messages show up in the HUB. While I am sure separate emails will still have their individual mail icons, I am hoping that txt messages do as well!
varunsain Dec 11, 2012 at 1:53 am
I think I've seen an icon labelled as 'Messages' I don't know if this is for SMS or just a shortcut to the HUB..
SDTRMG Dec 10, 2012 at 3:48 pm
Go go go
bergeronjc Dec 10, 2012 at 3:55 pm
That is horrible. I HATE having everything in on place. It makes it so hard to just glance and go at emails or texts.
This will probably be the feature that kills it. They need include an option to turn that off.
AngryEdmontonian Dec 10, 2012 at 4:02 pm
That's unfortunate. I assume, from your statements, that you also like one app at a time and always going to the home screen in order to start a new task. I also assume you hope there is an option that would limit all the new features so that it acts just like "other" phones. I think its safe to say, this phone may be a little advanced for you. I hear Startacs are relatively cheap on eBay.
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Sue Scott Jun 14, 2013 at 8:02 pm
don't be so bitchy!
jenks5150 Dec 10, 2012 at 4:57 pm
Slide across using the BB logo/Hub button, and it displays a list of every item being pushed into the BlackBerry Hub. Click on each individual one to view only that source of notification.
You can relax.
Oscar_E Dec 10, 2012 at 5:43 pm
The BlackBerry Hub is customizable, and you get to choose what you want on the Hub to display, so it should be no problem for you my friend. On the other hand, when you get to the Hub, just swipe to the right and vuala, it pops a meny with all of your inboxes, you choose from there, it's that simple !! cheers !!
BB by choice !!
DJM626 Dec 10, 2012 at 7:16 pm
Feature that kills it? This is the feature that most people are waiting for. No more going to different places, opening and closing different apps, wasting time, basically. All of your work related apps and such are kept separate. That will be partitioned off and when you are in your personal, your work related will not appear there. This is the innovation behind BB10. Other platforms can only dream of this. I am sure there are apps that allow it, but this is already built in for you. This is what makes the iphone users and android users that I know, take notice and go "WOW"
bhrgvr Dec 11, 2012 at 1:25 am
exactly my sentiments... I need to see my text / emails separately and not together in one box, like I have in my present 9860. I hope they have it separate or at least configurable...
MozThaGreat Dec 10, 2012 at 4:26 pm
I'm really looking forward to BB10 but RIM seriously needs to deliver on the Apps. I need netflix in my life. The amount of Apps BB10 has will determine the life or death of the OS, lets all be honest here.
ghgrossman Dec 10, 2012 at 11:45 pm
Yeah - let's be honest. How many people really care to watch streamed movies on a 4" screen. Maybe one of the other platforms is a better fit for those who do. Think about it - why is that a requirement for your smartphone in a world of HDTVs.
Camfella Dec 11, 2012 at 12:35 am
Why would Netflix be successful on the other platforms and yet, you don't think it would be beneficial to have it on BB10?
varunsain Dec 11, 2012 at 1:59 am
Netfix usage is less than 2-3% on mobile phones.. The main use of Netflix on your phone is just to manage your queue and stuff like that.. This is anyways shifting to HTML5 web-based so doesn't matter if the app is there or not.
It's the dumbest thing to ask for on a mobile phone and I clearly understand the american obsession with dumb things with highest priority.
And seriously.. If you are going to follow Note2/SGS3 users and use it as a replacement for a comp, htpc or anything. God save you. You are dumbing down yourself.
In all honesty.. Even netflix doesn't care about having mobile users on it's platform as much as mobile users crave being on it..
MozThaGreat Dec 11, 2012 at 4:51 pm
So if it's not for big name Apps like Netflix and Skype etc etc Than what would you say is the actual MAIN reason why BlackBerry has fallen behind the other platforms. Apps aside a BlackBerry for the most part can do the same exact jobs as an iPhone or an Android if not more. I was using Netflix as an example cause I'm a Netflix junky and I would love to watch and episode of something while in a car ride or waiting for something. RIM lost a majority of their customers because its phone didn't have the same App library as the other big two. Thats the point I was trying to make. And I guarantee you if RIM doesn't address the app issue correctly this time around then there is no way it will be able to get its customers back. SImple as that.
P.S I know its not RIMs fault the App library is scarce but it's still the main reason why customers leave the platform.
varunsain Dec 12, 2012 at 12:32 am
there are 100 solutions to your problem but you're fixated on Netflix and Skype..
MozThaGreat Dec 12, 2012 at 4:11 pm
Like I said before those were just examples. If RIM wants this OS to be successful they're going to need to make their product appeal to more customers than just the BB loyalist of the world. I'm pretty sure its safe to say that a majority of iPhone and Android owners, if asked, would say they would not switch back to BB just cause of the Apps. I had a cousin switch from BB to iPhone cause of instagram and skype. Yes that seems very shallow but that it the reality. Yes BB7 phones were underpowered in my opinion but there was never anything wrong with the OS, it was simply the selection of apps.
Rootbrian Dec 12, 2012 at 10:54 pm
I personally don't want or need those applications on my phone or tablet. For those, I'll be situated at home at my three computers to enjoy movies and video calls, etc.
Those two apps, if the companies don't submit them by the deadline, IT WILL NOT BE RIM'S FAULT.
Rootbrian Dec 12, 2012 at 10:56 pm
1. RIM can't make those apps.
2. RIM can't control the companies decisions to make their own apps.
3. If the companies in question don't make the apps, we don't have them on blackberry 10.
4. IT WON'T BE RIM'S FAULT if they don't have those apps.
5. There are alternatives already in place.
6. If you don't like it, move to another platform. It's that easy.
Rootbrian Dec 12, 2012 at 11:00 pm
1. RIM doesn't have to deliver those apps if the TWO COMPANIES don't make their apps and submit them by the deadline.
2. RIM doesn't make those apps.
3. It's NOT RIM's fault if they don't have those two apps.
4. If you don't like the fact that they don't have those two apps, either deal with it, or move on.
MozThaGreat Dec 13, 2012 at 5:55 am
Apps aside, how do see BB10 being a success and putting a dent into iOS and Android. I really don't see it happening with just BBM and a nice Hub.
I guess I'm the only one who wants to see RIM at the #1 spot again.
Im looking forward for this too, I just hope that RIM does a really nice job integrating with social network. I have used HTC phone before and they try to integrate social media to sense and sometimes is terrible. For example, I hope RIM gives you the option to manually pair your friends with social media if the Hub is not able to match their name with the info provided in the contact.
Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes Dec 10, 2012 at 5:24 pm
Under the zeis lens again
bibeberry Dec 10, 2012 at 6:14 pm
So when do I get an R if I send a bbm? When I peek to the Hub, when the msg shows up on Active Frame? Or only when I open the msg on BBM?
Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes Dec 11, 2012 at 7:37 am
When u open the chat for that individual person. Not before.active frame display is like bbm list over view, you can see some of message, or timetimes the whole message but it doesnt turn to R yet.
texn884 Dec 10, 2012 at 6:21 pm
Be Bold Blackberry 10
TimeLikeInfinity Dec 10, 2012 at 6:57 pm
30th January will arrive here in Scotland b4 it gets to my fellow #BB10Believe friends across the Atlantic pond. Meep! Meep!
JEntendre Dec 10, 2012 at 7:17 pm
sorry this is off topic but doesn't this look a lot like the buttons on bb10? Looks like Kevin won't be giving anyone a new car ;]]
ssbtech Dec 10, 2012 at 8:10 pm
I'm a little concerned - too many gestures.
Swipe down from the top bezel and get one set of options, swipe down in the screen and get something different.
Gestures that change depending on whether you have a notification?
It all just seems too messy to me.
Vorkosigan Dec 10, 2012 at 8:25 pm
I suspect, based on your comment, that you do not own a playbook. The gestures on the BB10 seem to be very similar so far to what the playbook uses, and they are extremely intuitive and very quick and easy to learn.
ssbtech Dec 10, 2012 at 8:37 pm
I do have a PlayBook and the gestures are consistent across the device and applications.
blackcaneaddict Dec 11, 2012 at 12:58 am
All the gestures are based on swiping from the bezel, so I too believe that you don't own a Playbook either.
ssbtech Dec 11, 2012 at 2:24 am
No, they're not all based on swiping from the bezel in BB10. Look at the video again.
And what kind of proof do you need that I own a PlayBook? Since you didn't spell "PlayBook" correctly I'm guessing you don't have one.
Cristian Galvez Dec 10, 2012 at 8:25 pm
it looks incredible. i can't wait.
waiting for you baby.
Jimcmf Dec 10, 2012 at 8:50 pm
Please take my money now RIM.
This looks amazing.
RNII2013 Dec 10, 2012 at 9:01 pm
Does the hub also receive social network updates from your people as well, does it consolidate all your social network updates in one place? Rather than going to into individual contacts and checking there?
Berry-cracked-up Dec 11, 2012 at 8:45 am
Yes, social network updates will appear in the hub. Twitter messages, Facebook, Linkedin etc. You also swipe from the right, and select individual accounts or social networking 'inboxes' that you want to look at. So if you only want to look at your facebook messages, then select facebook and your hub will only display your FB stuff. Same with Twitter etc... and of course the same is true for email. If you have 3 email accounts, you can select each one individually and look at them...or select 'All' and everything will appear (all emails, all social networking). However, I also saw a video that says that you can control what you see in 'all'. If you wantn "all" to only be emails, then you can set it up that way. THen you would simply need to click on your individual social networking items to see them. You can control what is included in ALL. Doesn't have to be everything. It can be what you want. Very flexible and intuitive.
BionicKris Dec 10, 2012 at 9:01 pm
<< I can't wait! >>
dadathepanda Dec 10, 2012 at 9:50 pm
so how will the HUB know which account I want to use to send an email? Is it going to be like in Playbook, where you select the account in the 'compose" window? While that is good at times, I often forget to select my work or school accounts and end up sending emails from my personal account
artie Dec 10, 2012 at 10:01 pm
My Wish would be that the Calendar would recognize names of people that are in the Contact so you could contact them directly from the Calendar and save time. I use the Calendar daily to book my Clients directly from the phone. The phone recognize the Clients so why not the Calendar. RIM please grant my wish.
D2bleD Dec 10, 2012 at 10:30 pm
Will BB10 be carrier branded?
mapsonburt Dec 10, 2012 at 11:52 pm
I was in FutureShop today and walked by the PlayBook display. Surprisingly both PlayBooks were running. One was looping on the original (and still gorgeous ) video. The other was running some sort of video demo of PlayBook features I've never seen before. It was very well done but the one thing that struck me was how they demo'ed the email box.... It was VERY hub like... I've used the PlayBook email client since it came out but never thought it was much like the hub but (now to me) clearly it is almost exactly except for the gestures. I guess because I usually use the Bridge Messages app, I've never noticed the other one acts like this (it doesn't work in the Bridge Messages).
To reproduce the "hub" on your PlayBook.
Bring up the Messages app. (This is the big difference... The Hub is already running on BB10)
Hold in Landscape (works in Portrait too but instructions are different)
Now click on the envelopes at the left - you can see the "unified inbox", click again to go away
Now pick an email from someone you know (in your address book)
Scroll up to the top and select the sender... Brings up the contact info
From here look again all the icons on the right... See how much detail there is... Meetings in common, Common contacts, Facebook, ability to make a BBM or video call if they also have a PlayBook. If the PlayBook was a phone you could call. Imagine if they ever support Skype.
I never realized how much was in this... I think they've been sneaking features in with the updates. I've had the PlayBooks since day 1 and I'm blown away by how BB10 it is. We already have a lot of it....
I don't know where the he'll that demo video has been hiding but RIM should be Playing that on every store front. I can't wait to demo this to my iFan friends. I have the best part of BB10 and didn't even realize it!
Camfella Dec 11, 2012 at 12:46 am
If the best part of BB10 is on the Playbook, RIM is in trouble!
mapsonburt Dec 11, 2012 at 10:13 am
Do you have one? Those of us that do, quite like them. You'd have to pry both of mine from my cold dead hands. I don't know ANYBODY that has one that would trade theirs for another device. If you have a BlackBerry phone, the device is unbeatable. I'm sure there are lots that would change but for people that don't care about Skype/Netflix or 100K fart apps, the PlayBook is the device to get stuff done.
My point wasn't that the PlayBook is just like BB10... but you can clearly see how a few minor changes made the hub... the foundation is clearly there (when you start to look for it).
im3arl Dec 10, 2012 at 11:42 pm
I think I am in love!
BB is DA BOMB!
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Arthur108 Dec 11, 2012 at 3:04 am
Blackberry Hub, ... Blackberry Balance.. ! That will not be enough if BB10 doesn't have APPs like Skype, CNN, FOX, Flipboard, Netflix, ..... ! If these apps are not there BB10 will probably end up like the Playbook !
Berry-cracked-up Dec 11, 2012 at 8:55 am
Seriously? If these apps are not there, then BB10 will fail? Lets take a look at this....first of all, Skype is working on an a browser version of their system. This will be run on HTML5 browsers, which BB10 has (and the best out of any smartphone). So Skype will be taken care of, and lets not mention the fact that BBM will have video chat, and there's a new competitor to skype coming out (can't think of the name right now), but they are building ios, android and BB10 apps for it. The CEO of the company actually commented on a post here on crackberry.com about their software, and it's looking like a great competitor to skype. So I'm not concerned about that. CNN, FOX apps? Seriously? If you can't type 'cnn.com' in a browser, then maybe you shouldn't have a smartphone. I guess maybe people are mistaken that 'smart'phones make people smart. I guess we were wrong there. Netflix? Really? You want to watch a movie on a tiny little screen? I prefer watching movies on my tv...but if I'm in my car with my son, I download movies on my PB he can watch. Having netflix while driving is not helpful at all. There will be between 70,000 and 100,000 apps available at launch for BB10. If people are honestly gona complain that it doesn't compare to the nearly 1,000,000 apps that ios has...then I'm at a loss for words. How many apps does the average user have? 30? 40? So what does a million apps (which alot are duplicates btw, just different versions of the same stuff), and most of them are garbage. Only a handful are actually useful. So seriously people....complaining you won't buy a smartphone because a company doesn't want to build an app for it? Maybe you don't deserve to have a BB10.
Arthur108 Dec 11, 2012 at 11:28 am
Yeah, no real Apps like Skype, Netflix, Flipboard, CNN .... and a too complicated OS ! Probably I don't deserve a BB10! I think I buy a simple iPhone 5 instead with all the above Apps ! Thank you for enlightening me! :)
Bahrutile Dec 11, 2012 at 1:38 pm
right now apps are the driving force of the smart phone market, everyone has an app. Its going to take some time for people to adjust to not needing apps, if BB10 is able to provide a true web experiance where apps are not needed thats great, though lets face it the general public likes apps, they are used to them. This is something BB10 is going to need to deal with.
I just want a phone that stays updated with the newest OS, tired of being left behind after 1 maybe 2 updates. we should be given the option to run apps or use the web.
ChainPunch Dec 11, 2012 at 7:10 am
I agree with the users who are hoping that there is a way to configure the hub to only show information from certain accounts and then have another way to access the other accounts that are not setup to show up in the hub.
For those that feel that the hub default settings is the way to go with all messages, texts, etc. all being displayed in one place: Just because the universal inbox nature of the hub will work for you, does not mean it is the solution that works for everyone once else. Everyone one has different workflows and I believe that picking a smartphone that works for your particular workflow is the best option.
Given what Oscar_E posted about the hub being customizable, both the universal inbox and the separate accounts crowds will be satisfied with the hub.
Berry-cracked-up Dec 11, 2012 at 9:18 am
From all the videos and articles I've read (including a couple from sites interviewing RIM staff displaying the BB10 Dev alpha's), this is how the hub will work. You can do 1 of 2 things. You can look at ALL your 'inboxes' (i.e., email1, email2, email3, text, FB, twitter, linkedin, phone calls etc..) all in one universal inbox, or you can click on each individually to see them seperate. So if you only want to see your text messages, you swipe to the right from the hub, select text messages and then you only see text messages. If you only want to see FB, then swipe to the right, select FB, then you only see FB messages. If you want to see everything again, then swipt to right and click "all", and everything appears. However, you also have the ability to modify what you can see in "ALL". If you only want to see your email accounts when you select "ALL", then you set it up that way. All doesn't mean that you have to see everything. You modify what you want 'all' to display, or you can select individual accounts to see them seperately.
So what about people (like me) that get tons of emails from both their work and personal account(s). are they all going to be listed in the hub ? Is there really no way to view all personal emails or all work emails (at least) ?
Its not a deal breaker, but what about people that love the organisation ??
Can someone in the know enlighten me please ?
Berry-cracked-up Dec 11, 2012 at 9:22 am
The hub will allow you to view everything, or individual accounts seperately. If you are in the hub, you can swipe to the right, select the individual account you want to see, and that will be all that shows up in the hub. If you now want to look at only FB messages, then swipe to the right again, select FB, and that will be all you see. Every account can be viewed seperately within the hub. You can decide what you want to see. There is also an "All" selection, that will show everything. However, this can be modified. You can select what accounts you want to view when you select "all". If you only want to see every email account when selecting 'all', then you set it up that way. However, you can then select individual accounts on their own to view seperately if you want. It's very simple and easy to use. You will be happy. Do some google searches for blackberry 10 videos, and you'll see a few videos out there that show all of this. Consider yourself enlightened! :)
yunvi Dec 11, 2012 at 10:49 am
I am indeed englightened. I hope all the others who are in the dark can see this light as well !!
Thank you sir ! Bring on BB10
johnts Dec 11, 2012 at 10:03 pm
So in all of these options, does one still exist to hide various icons, email accounts, or folders? i think a lot of use that feature currently.
Rootbrian Dec 12, 2012 at 11:06 pm
I'm going to enjoy blackberry 10 to the fulliest once I have it on the playbook to tie me over until I get my first N series. :D
Laughing at the people bitching about apps they can't have due to the two (or more) companies that haven't bothered to make them at all for blackberry 10. Too bad for them. What they can do, is move on though.


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"It's terrible," said ticket broker Mike Hendrix of a local company called Ticket Center, which had a prime location but was not exactly swamped with business.
Bad news for brokers like Hendrix. Good news for fans like Derek Larson.
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And the All-Star Game. Larson took his place at the front of a line along Texas St. at about 2:45 p.m. CT, more than an hour before the gates opened and more than four hours before Roger Clemens' first pitch.
Around the corner on Crawford. St., an unlikely trio was waiting for their tickets. Cubs fans Bryan Strawbridge and Betsy Henke were wearing Cubs blue while Betsy's brother, Brad, was decked out in Cardinals red.
Dad Steve Henke surprised the trio over the weekend with a trip from their home in Caramel, Ind., to Houston for the All-Star Game. Brad said his mom grew up in Chicago as a Cubs fan and Dad grew up in southern Indiana rooting for the Cardinals.
"We just flew in this morning, and we're staying for about 30 hours and going back," said Betsy Henke, 19. "It's a pretty random, spur of the moment thing."
Brad Henke, 16, said he was excited to see starting third baseman Scott Rolen, an Indiana native who now plays for the Cardinals but played as a teenager for the Indiana Bulls.
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Betsy Henke and Strawbridge said they wanted National League manager Jack McKeon to work Cubs right-hander Carlos Zambrano into the game.
What about Sammy Sosa?
"I've lost a little faith in Sammy," Strawbridge said. "I want to see Zambrano."
The buyers had plenty to choose from, if they were willing to pay a price. For $250, Hendrix could get them inside with a standing-room-only ticket. Lower-level seats way down the foul lines started at $600, and Hendrix had seats available behind the dugouts for $1000.
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The World > Asia > Myanmar - Burma > Yangon
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The Shwedagon Pagoda (ရွှေတိဂုံစေတီတော်, IPA: [ʃwèdəɡòʊɴ pʰəjá]); Mon: ကျာ် လ္ဂုၚ်, [tɕaɪʔ təkɜ̀ŋ]; o...
One of the many prayer rooms at the Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon, Myanmar (Burma).
양곤에 위치한 쉐다곤 파고다의 야경입니다...
Asia is the biggest continent on Earth, a darling little gem floating around in space.
Hm, what is Asia? Who's in on it?
China and India are safe bets for Asian nations. Korea, Japan, Thailand, you're fine.
Europe? No. Europe would sort of be on the "Asian continent" if not for those pesky Ural mountains dividing things up in the middle, and then also the whole lineage of kings and wealth and nations and the EU and all that "give me my respect" stuff.
Russia would probably be happiest as its own continent, so for now we'll leave it in "Eurasia" and just hope the natural gas supplies keep flowing.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are dang close to Asia, but politically they show up in "Middle East" news stories an awful lot. Verdict: Eurasia.
I guess we'll actually have to consider everything from Turkey on eastward to be "Eurasian", although the moniker seems overlappitory of the territory.
The Asian economy is now officially raging like a wild furnace of lava that consumes everything in its path. Japan has had the largest individual economy in Asia for decades, but it is forecast that both India and China will outstrip Japan within twenty years.
China is the largest holder of United States debt and is positioned to become the world's next superpower, provided that Godzilla doesn't return and decide to stomp everybody back into the Shang Dynasty.
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Oh snap! Consumer Reports rips Aveo a new one
by Chris Tutor (RSS feed) on Jun 18th, 2008 at 5:59PM
Click above for high-res gallery of the Chevy AveoConsumer Reports isn't known for completely trashing cars in its reviews. In fact, the publication is more often criticized for going too easy on them and finding something to like in everything that passes through the CR garage. But dang if they didn't just tear apart the 2008 Chevy Aveo sedan, going so far as to say its big-bro Cobalt is an all-around better car and better deal for bargain shoppers. They cite Cobalt's comparable fuel economy, better handling, quieter more refined interior and, after discounts, better price. The magazine... Read More