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They have a GF menu but very few options. A couple appetizers, salads, and about three entrees.
2207 Forrest Drive, Annapolis MD 21401
We went into the restuarant and left after seeing the selections on the menu
201 West Main Street, Newark DE 19702
Terrible waiter no knowledge of gluten free he told me all salad dressings had gluten in it. I will never eat there again.
1777 Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington MA 02420
Very limited GF menu, just salads and some fish. Only got a gf caesar salad and still felt sick after.
1500 South Willow St., Manchester NH 03106
The waitress I had was very understanding because her boyfriend is gluten free! She said any pasta dish I wanted could be substituted with risotto!
6525 Frontier Drive, Springfield VA 22150
Awesome staff, great manager! Delicious gluten free eggplant parm!
90 Main Street, Andover MA 01810
Laughably bad gluten free selection. Do not go here and expect to have a good meal if you have sensitivity.
15 Newbury Street, West Peabody MA 01960
Good amount on gf menu. I got the eggplant and green beans with side caesar without croutons and it was very good! Wish they had gluten free rolls like not your average joes especially since they just put the rolls on your table. It's a mean tease
899 St. Georges Ave., Woodbridge NJ 07095
Okay. Staff wasn't very knowledgeable and the shrimp and butternut squash risotto was okay. Wouldn't recommend it.
5 Cambridge Park Drive, Cambridge, MA 02140
limited GF menu. No gf pizza. Waitress gave us rolls with our gf menus. Then had to ask if they were gf rolls.
847 Riverdale Street, West Springfield MA 01089
The West Springfield location of Bertucci's hasn't failed me yet with GF dining. The staff--and hosts--are attentive and aware. While the menu isn't deep, the offerings include appetizers and entrees with complex flavors...not the stripped down "order without..." warnings of some competitors. There is only one dessert...a sophisticated bittersweet chocolate mousse-like pudding...but it never disappoints. What I like about this Bertucci's is that it feels like a one-off, not a chain, and that is high praise indeed. Update: October 31, 2013. I hadn't been to Bertucci's for awhile, and checked the GF Menu online. For some reason, the chianti sauce was no longer GF, leaving me a dry seasoned filet mignon as a disappointing choice. The excellent Budino mousse-type dessert was also gone, replaced by another dessert that required omitting the toppings to make it safe. This was a HUGE step backwards. I went to Outback instead. I e-mailed the chef at Bertucci's corporate HQ asking why they had backed away from their terrific old menu, but got no reply.
20 Spring Street, Southington CT 06489
While they're GF within the letter of the law, I don't count taking 4 items off the regular menu like 'salmon, but ask for no sauce' and 'salad, but ask for no croutons (and ask for just oil and vinegar) truly a GF restaurant. Especially when the restaurant is known for it's homemade pastas and pizza. PS- unless you want your kids to eat filet mignon or cod (ask for no breadcrumbs or sauce), they're going to be stuck with the sausage soup... and no, I'm not making up the sausage soup.
95 Washington Street, Canton MA 02021
No kid friendly menu options that are gf, things like steak or grilled chicken breast. They also give the kids pizza dough to play with even though we asked them not to.
1218-1220 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Washington DC 20036
not very knowledgeable with celiac disease but the chef came to our table and discussed our options. .at least they tried... server slow and forgetful. ..food was ok.. don't I'll try it again
435 Andover Street, North Andover MA 01845
Worst gluten free menu for children. And they don't have gluten free pizza. Do not bring children here unless they like dry chicken and plain broccoli.
725 King Street, Alexandria VA 22314
extremely limited menu. no pasta or pizza offerings so what's the point
150 Worcester Road, Framingham MA 01702
not the place for any celiac to go.
358 Vandrebilt Motor Parkway, Hauppauge NY 11788
Limited options. I always get the cod alforno or sausage soup. Both items are very tasty. Never got sick from here.
2847 Highway 35, Hazlet NJ 07730
Limited menu. The food was good.
12 Bel Air South Parkway, Bel Air MD 21015
Great service and atmosphere! Gluten-free menu had a number of choices for starters, entrees, and dessert. Eggplant dish was phenomenal!
201 West Main Street, Newark DE 19702
Not much to pick from... but i did enjoy their butternut squash.
412 Franklin Street, Braintree MA 02184
I went here for lunch with a friend. While I realize eating at restaurants while on a gluten free restriction is difficult, had I known about the limited menu here I would have chosen to go elsewhere. I had a choice between steak, chicken, fish or salad and that was pretty much it. There was one item from each of hothouse categories. No pizza. No pasta. Which is what one would expect from Bertucci's. I was pretty disappointed with the salad I ordered too. The lettuce looked like it was going bad and the olives were slimy. And it tasted the way it looked. Yuck. I would rather have had a handful of walnuts.
523 West Lancaster Avenue, Wayne PA 19087
Celiacs avoid Bertucci's! Sausage soup had pasta in it. Manager said it's right next to the pasta soup with no barrier.
160 Turnpike Road (Rte 9), Westborough MA 01581
There is no real gluten free menu. They just list the items on their regular menu that are gluten free. It would have been nice to have a gluten free pasta or gluten free pizza dough. Won't go back.
27 Enon Street, Beverly MA 01915
Agreed--they seemed knowledgeable enough, but the food wasn't particularly good.
412 Franklin Street, Braintree MA 02184
The food was delish but would love to see more variety (like GF pizza and GF pasta). No prices on the GF menu but overall a great experience. The waitress was very knowledgeable about what items did and did not have gluten.
495 Union Street, Waterbury CT 06701
This is my go to place when I'm in the mall area. Sausage soup and all u can eat salad for lunch. I send the rolls back that they put on the table but keep the olive oil dip and use it for the salad, yummy!
6525 Frontier Drive, Springfield VA 22150
They do not have gluten free pizza!
14 Littleton Road, Chelmsford MA 01824
Wish they had GF pizza and pasta.
2017 Columbia Boulevard, St. Helens, OR 97051
The owner is severely gluten sensitive and very knowledgeable about GF needs. Yummy sandwiches, coffees, and candies. A fun little collectible shop too!
51 East Pleasant Street, Amherst MA 01002
Bertucci's in Amherst was knowledgable about GF foods. Not the greatest menu selection, but I was able to find something I liked. No complaints.
1500 South Willow St., Manchester NH 03106
really small gf menu. there is no pasta on the gf menu. just pizza ( same pizza you get anywhere else in new England) and some OK seafood. there are better Italian gf restaurants.
6525 Frontier Drive, Springfield VA 22150
gluten free menu with pretty good choices. food was very yummy...just a bit oily for my taste. $10 off a $20 order when you make an account online.
795 Merrick Avenue, Westbury NY 11590
they overhauled the menu a while back and he food isn't as good as it used to be. food can be bland at times. the atmosphere is nothing fancy. over all its alright.
2313 U.S. 1, North Brunswick Township, NJ 08902-4422
they have a flour less chocolate cake now. food is good... gf menu options.
1220 Nixon Drive Mt., Laurel NJ 08054
We had some great dinner from here tonight! We ordered gf sausage soup, cod filet and vegetable antipasto. The food was yummy and no stomach upset.
22 Merchants Row, Boston MA 02109
really bertucci's what are you thinking no pizza in a pizza restaurant. use foil paper get gf crust and teach your employees. very disappointing.
601 Donald Lynch Boulevard, Marlborough, MA 01752-4730
Decent sized gluten free menu. Very knowledgeable staff ... when waiter saw I had gluten free menu, he asked if I had celiac, the manager came out to talk to me about cross contamination, and manager brought out my meal. They have dessert and angry orchard cider too.
1946 Post Road, Warwick RI 02886
awful never go again
1946 Post Road, Warwick RI 02886
We were recently in town from Michigan. One of our family members has celiac disease and I did research ahead of time to find restaurants with gluten-free menus. We had visited a Bertucci's in another state and I was happy to find that they had a gluten-free menu. We all enjoyed our entrees. I highly recommend the sangria, both types!
9081 Snowden River Parkway, Columbia MD 21044
Nice food, but a more robust GF menu would be nice.
380 West Main Street, Avon CT 06001
I wish they had gluten free pizza, but they don't. They have a small GF menu, nothing impressive. I don't eat fish, so my only options here are a $25 filet or roasted eggplant. I only eat there when my family wants their pizza.
495 Union Street, Waterbury CT 06701
Not a lot of gluten free choices for entrees (4) One dish came out lukewarm. Overall not a great experience
475 Winter Street, Waltham MA 02451
Few options on the menu, but they do their best to be accommodating.
15 Newbury Street, West Peabody MA 01960
bertucci's is a pizza restaurant and you don't have pizza. what are you people thinking about very disappointing.
550 Boston Post Road, Orange CT 06477
The staff was knowledgeable about gluten free. That can make most things on the regular menu gluten free, you just have to ask.
11721 Broad Street, Richmond VA 23233
Staff seemed knowledgeable and food was good. Have eaten there several times
761-763 Lancaster Avenue, Bryn Mawr PA 19010
Not a safe place for Celiacs to dine in my opinion! I had pasta in my soup and they said the pot for the GF soup sits right next to the non-GF pasta soup! Was served salad with croutons even though I said they could not even touch the salad.
27 Enon Street, Beverly MA 01915
A friend gave me a gift certificate, so I gave it another chance. This time the GF menu had expanded, & staff is better informed. Manager attentive and friendly. Problem is, food was not very tasty. Tried the shrimp appetizer and two of the small plates. My husband ordered from the regular menu and also did not seem thrilled with his food.
13195 Parcher Avenue, Herndon VA 20170
The food was really good and no gluten contamination. A great place!
523 West Lancaster Avenue, Wayne PA 19087
Good food and options. Lots of kid diners. Great for a casual dinner.
523 West Lancaster Avenue, Wayne PA 19087
Real food, full of flavor. Great use of herbs and spice. Easy to order from GF menu. I was shocked by how good the salmon and roasted potatoes were. Our server was very professional and acted like ordering gf was nothing unusual.
965 Baltimore Pike, Springfield PA 19064
Got "glutened". They keep their "GF" sausage soup right next to the pasta soup and I found pasta in my sausage soup! I do NOT recommend Bertucci's if you're a Celiac as it's not safe.
414 Washington Street, Holliston MA 01746
I called here before I went, and the manager was very exited to tell me that they use all separate utensils, and take all these precautions to avoid cross contamination. I've eaten here once and their gluten free menu was decent sized but not huge. I did not get sick after though which is awesome!
999 South Washington Street, North Attleboro MA 02760
balsamic chicken is the best wish they offered gf bread
2207 Forrest Drive, Annapolis MD 21401
One of my favorite places to eat! Great selection of gluten-free meals.
999 South Washington Street, North Attleboro MA 02760
no pizza at a pizza place!!!! enough said.
280 School Street, Mansfield MA 02048
Its a pizza place with no gluten free pizza...enough said!
406 Amherst Street, Nashua NH 03063
My daughter was out with her grandparents they stopped here to eat thinking they had a gf menu. They do not. Don't waste you're time!
625 Cross Keys Road, Sicklerville NJ 08081
This chain has a gf menu, with decent options.on one visit the manager came over and told me how seriously they take gf orders, nice! I've eaten here a few times and have had no issues.
683 VFW Parkway, West Roxbury MA 02467
-careful I got so sick here. I knew within half hr of eating
1946 Post Road, Warwick RI 02886
Excellent eggplant gluten free and you have to try the sausage soup :)
533 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston MA 02215
I am not very impressed with the gf menu. The eggplant parm was just eggplant with tomato sauce. There are many restaurants where I feel like I am eating a normal meal like everyone else, but here I feel like I am going without.
9081 Snowden River Parkway, Columbia MD 21044
Could use a few more options on the gf menu...like pizza....I usually get the chicken & steak combination & save the chicken for lunch the next day.
761-763 Lancaster Avenue, Bryn Mawr PA 19010
Solid food with large portions. Waitress told me that kitchen takes extra care of GF requests. Had the eggplant pomodoro with string beans. Like everything here it is mildly seasoned.
22 Merchants Row, Boston MA 02109
the server went out of the way to protect my daughter from contamination!
881 Walt Whitman Road, Melville NY 11747
I've only eaten here once but the gluten free meal I had was delicious! They also take special requests/substitutes for other allergies (diary free).
12 Bel Air South Parkway, Bel Air MD 21015
Decent menu and somewhat inconsistent service and food quality.
150 Worcester Road, Framingham MA 01702
Excellent food at a very reasonable price. Gluten free menu is limited but enough that the whole family can eat here.
45 Walkers Brook Drive, Reading MA 01867
On the gf menu get the balsamic chicken with red potatoes they are delicious!!!!!!!!!!
194 Buckland Hills Drive, Manchester CT 06040
I'm torn between 1 and 2 stars. Since they were completely slammed due to much of the city being w/o power, I will exercise a little grace and round up. When I walked in, I noticed right away that they were extremely busy. The hostess was very polite and explained that it could be a 25-min wait and that she'd do her best to seat me near a power outlet but couldn't guarantee one. I was fine with that, sat myself in the waiting area, and logged onto Panera's wifi to get some much-needed work done. I don't know if the wait took as long as she said or not, as I was working hard and not paying attention to much else during that time. When my buzzer went off, she seated me in the bar area at a high-top next to a power outlet. yay! :) I got myself all situated and awaited the appearance of my server. When she arrived, she had a smile and took my order. I ordered a salmon dish and then asked her to remind me that I wanted to try a dessert after my entree. She said, "You're asking ME to remind YOU?!?! You are better off trying to remember yourself!" I was quite surprised by her reaction. When I was a server, I would always write notes of things that customers needed to remind myself and ensure they got good service. (Also, I would not have needed a reminder to offer a customer dessert, as I always offered every customer dessert anyway.) I should interject here that I ordered from the gluten-free menu. The salmon dish I selected had no indication of dairy whatsoever on the description of the dish, so I believed I was safe to order it, as it listed several items such as lemon, capers, mashed potatoes, etc. I figured the potatoes had dairy in them so I substituted veggies When the server came to my table with my salad, she asked me if I could eat cheese. I noticed Parmesan on the salad and said, "no. I'm sorry. Can you make me one without?" She then informed me in a very rude and condescending voice that my salmon dish also had cheese on it. I showed her the menu and that it said nowhere on the menu that the dish had cheese on it. She snapped at me in the rudest most condescending tone you could imagine, "You are in an Italian restaurant! EVERYTHING has cheese on it!!!" I have a few thoughts on this: 1. Who puts cheese on salmon??? Does this girl who obviously thinks I am the stupid one not know that it is a culinary sin to combine fish and cheese? 2. I've been to more Italian restaurants than I could even try to count, and I can't think of one that did not have at least a few cheese-less entrees. Even crumby chains like The Olive Garden have cheese-less entrees on the menu. 3. Does this girl know that part of her job as a server is to make the customer's experience enjoyable? Does she think that being a witch to people they are going to want to come back? I was dumbfounded. After a moment to think, I decided that I was going to leave. I told her to just cancel my order and that I would be dining elsewhere. I started to pack up my laptop and leave. As I was packing up, the manager came by and asked me if there was a problem. I told him. He apologized and told me that if I stayed he would put me in another server's section and comp my lunch. I really was still quite irritated and just wanted to leave, but free lunch when the power at home was out sounded worth giving them another chance for. The manager put me in Shawn's section. Shawn was very polite, helpful, and friendly. He was what a server should be. He worked with me to come up with a salmon dish I could have. I appreciated his friendly attitude and thought maybe the experience would be salvaged. Also, more than once, the manager apologized for my initial experience. I appreciated that he cared not to let a customer leave frustrated. When my food came, it was as ordered. That was a relief. However, the salmon tasted like it had been previously frozen. The price, though, was right. For $16.99, I think the quality was there for that. The green beans tasted like they had been marinated in vanilla. My palate can usually pick out the tiniest undertones in anything, but I cannot tell you what happened to these beans. It was the strangest thing ever. Other than the uniquely inedible green beans, the food was about diner quality. But since the price was diner price, I guess that makes it okay. I will say, though, as much as I do not like The Olive Garden, I would much rather go there than Bertucci's. I am not a fan, even if it wasn't for the horrible waitress. In a nutshell: average diner food, decent prices, a manager who cares enough to try to make things right after a mishap but not enough to have cheese listed on the menu for all of the items that have cheese, and hit or miss service. The decor was not exciting in a good or bad way. The toilet paper, though, was the thinnest I have seen anywhere, ever. I won't be going back.
833 Post Road, East Westport CT 06880
Has gf eggplant pram with string beans. Okay but u can make better at home. On another note the chocolate buddino is amazing and always gf. Just order the dessert or try something else in their gf menu.
280 School Street, Mansfield MA 02048
Great service, awesome food! Lots of gf choices on menu!
11301 Rockville Pike, N. Bethesda MD 20895
Lots of variety on their gluten-free menu. Very tasty. Great soup and salad, too. Very generous portions. Excellent & friendly service.
2313 U.S. 1, North Brunswick Township, NJ 08902-4422
Have a GF menu. Food is OK.
533 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston MA 02215
Decent gf menu....husband had eggplant parm with salad, veggie and potatoes. Very family friendly place, generous portions, not too expensive. Staff very aware of gf and they were careful. Will definitely go there again!!
55 Mazzeo Dr, Randolph, MA 02368
No gf pasta unfortunately but still a decent gf menu. Bigger than most chain restaurants!
194 Buckland Hills Drive, Manchester CT 06040
Decent enough. Gluten-free options are mostly salads and steaks. Pricier than necessary. An okay option.
965 Baltimore Pike, Springfield PA 19064
disappointed was hoping they'd have better selection of italian foods. No gluten free pizza. food was good though.
2 Galleria Road, Taunton MA 02780
I got sick here. If your super sensitive be warned even if the food is gluten free the place is filled with kids playing with raw flour dough all around you.
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Checking out the forums this morning, I was a bit surprised to find some brand new pictures of a BlackBerry 10 L-Series Evalution unit just hanging out. The photos were posted up by forums member BBercat and show off the BlackBerry 10 device from a few different angles next to a Bold 9700. There's really nothing that we haven't seen before in the photos, but it's still great to get a fresh look at the device every now and then. With a global BlackBerry 10 event scheduled for the end of January, we thankfully don't have that much longer to wait to get our hands on one of these. Check out all the images in the gallery then hop into the forums for more discussion.
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Itstakenovermylife Nov 20, 2012 at 9:12 am
Geez it looks HUGGGEEEE next to the Bold...
bbschorsch Nov 20, 2012 at 9:16 am
looking forward to see some leaked pics of the next bold . . .
I dont know how it is possible to keep it hidden that much!
No a single picture so far!
If it's really being tested by carriers, we should be able to get something!
curver2 Nov 20, 2012 at 10:29 am
Is the N-series even a real device. I hope RIM is not treating the N-Series as a bone to throw to the BB loyals.
gallopiton Nov 20, 2012 at 10:57 am
seriously? we are not in high school anymore...
123berryaddicted Nov 20, 2012 at 11:39 am
Careful, some members are (in highschool).
gallopiton Nov 20, 2012 at 12:54 pm
yes, you are right, i'm sorry, i apologize to all the high school members...
Bobert_123 Nov 20, 2012 at 10:20 pm
Lol I forgive you.
curver2 Nov 20, 2012 at 2:24 pm
Yes. Seriously. Maybe you know something the rest of us don't. I choose to maintain a healthy dose of skepticism until I actually see the device I'm planning to get.
Look, we all know RIM is a great company. No need to be defensive about it. But so far all they have shown is that they finally caught up to the market. The real opportunity for RIM here is to take the PKB devices and reinvent them for the 21st century. I don't expect anything less from RIM.
gallopiton Nov 20, 2012 at 7:45 pm
I don't know anything more than you or any other person, and maybe you are right having doubts about RIM delivering, but there is nothing we can do besides thinking that they will do their job right... I mean, what is the point of RIM lying about devices? I believe they have more to lose than us... From that perspective, to me it doesn't make sense to expect the worst hoping for the best... Maybe because I am not really a fan, I am a supporter and customer, I love bb phones, have been my only phones for years and have a pb tablet, but it's up to them to produce their products and it's up to me to buy them...
BbBoY161 Nov 20, 2012 at 10:33 pm
Actually, I am LOL
07thking Nov 25, 2012 at 6:46 pm
+1 I can't wait to see the next bold as well.
That looks like the Bold 9700 line not the 9900 ... Why wouldn't they show what the new BB looked like against the 9900 ??
416to604 Nov 20, 2012 at 4:42 pm
a lot of people still use 9700's. i loved that phone and probably would still be using one if it weren't for that nasty spill mine took last year.
Bold 9900 - Playbook 32GB - Lumia 800
SDTRMG Nov 20, 2012 at 8:12 pm
Can't wait, I hope there's lines to purchase these new phones when there out, show iOS and android that blackberry still has more supporters then they think
bbbruva Nov 20, 2012 at 11:32 am
All I want is for whatever they call it to be in nice silver letters at the top on the back of the device. I want people to know exactly what i'm holding when i'm talking on the phone and for them to be jealous. I especially want the people who moved to other devices too soon to say out loud "I should have waited!". There are no words to express how excited I am for this phone and Blackberry and all of us!
Shintocam Nov 20, 2012 at 3:43 pm
For sure. I chose my Playbook case specifically because it has a cutout at the back that allows the RIM symbol to be seen.
Bobcat665 Nov 20, 2012 at 11:18 pm
I think that a great big BlackBerry logo on the back will be more than good enough. :D
ssbtech Nov 20, 2012 at 3:29 pm
No kidding, way too big. 3.8" would be the sweet spot I think.
Shintocam Nov 20, 2012 at 3:44 pm
I guess for some people 0.2" makes a big difference....
mavricxx Nov 21, 2012 at 12:21 am
Hell no! It looks awesome! about they got with the times! I was so tired of my small sluggish screen!
iulian_1207 Nov 21, 2012 at 7:49 am
simulation next to 9900:
and original photo next to 9700 with dimensions:
advil_yum Nov 20, 2012 at 9:15 am
I'm super stoked to get this phone, but I'm not excited any more about it, meaning, we've seen SO MUCH of it, there's no surprise any more. Plus it's kind of boring.
Here's hoping RIM still has something to surprise us...
shebmiller Nov 20, 2012 at 9:31 am
DUDE!! Think about it! It's a BRAND NEW OS! Not even an update or a re-release or whatever. This means that opening this phone up will be like opening a gift which in itself contains plenty more gifts inside!
I like that aside from what was pushed into the DEV Alpha Release OS, not much is known / has been seen in term of customizing the user experience on BB10. I also like that we haven'T really seen the photo and video editing apps yet (well, I haven't)
I think it's good to see the device exists, but also good that not everything is known on the software side.
berrybait Nov 20, 2012 at 9:35 am
You will see the other surprises on January 30.
swervable Nov 20, 2012 at 9:57 am
Well you have to remember these are not the production phones. These are still the Dev Alpha phones. We don't know if these are the actual phones. I would imaging that they will holdout till the launch date to show of the actual phone.
Also I hope that we will get the chance to download the OS on the PlayBook first.
Everyone but me hates BlackBerry at my work.
revtech Nov 20, 2012 at 10:16 am
This phone doesn't look like either the dev alpha A or B - It looks like the leaked photos of the L series
Bluenoser63 Nov 20, 2012 at 10:55 am
It is an eval unit. Not production. It even says on the label in the pics.
Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes Nov 20, 2012 at 11:22 am
But we have seen devices that end up being final production wearing the evaluation sticker before. My personal opinion is that thorsten would know that at the front row of a lakers game he is being watched. He would not show a final device before launch knowing he was being watched, and also let his friend flash the device. Somethings going to change to the look of the back.
What if he wanted us to see these pictures? :P:P
I guess on the launch day of the BB10 we will see some of these pictures taken during the game!
robertdusa Nov 20, 2012 at 12:30 pm
Of course being seen at the baseball game was on purpose. But I agree with the theory that these are not the final look/colour of the device. Thorsten said they were keeping things close to their chest. That could mean not just awesome surprises about software (launch titles/partnerships), but about the final hardware itself.
BlackBerry by choice.
Skeevecr Nov 20, 2012 at 8:23 pm
These devices are in carrier labs, you cannot get them approved in there and then make any significant changes that could potentially alter things like rf performance, so while we are seeing leaks labelled as evaluation units they will actually be almost exactly the same as the hardware that will be launched in january by this point.
gingoog66 Nov 20, 2012 at 11:27 am
I think that many rim fans only post here but they have allready an iphone 5 or samsung galaxy 3 or lumia 920. i love my bold 9900 but im a special rim fan. I wish to blackberry good luck but i start also to think that thhe train is gone...for me no problem they are on eby many bold 9990 if mine is brocken. :-)
AntL85 Nov 21, 2012 at 4:59 am
Not me, still kicking with my 9850 and love it, looking forward to the L Series(either Storm or Torch for its name?) :-)
This phone looks sweet
gregorylkelly Nov 20, 2012 at 9:16 am
Any chance we can get some pictures of a 9900 next to the 9700 to get a better perspective for us 9900 owners?
BBMINI Nov 20, 2012 at 10:17 am
Wow, what a cool site. Hadn't seen it before. Thanks for posting.
No wonder the L-series looks huge compared to the Bold -- Versus IO says it has a 4.65" screen! If the final device they send to market is that big it might be too big for me to be particularly interested in. Looking forward to seeing a real one in February.
mckillio Nov 20, 2012 at 10:41 am
It's not a 4.65" screen though...
rcm1301 Nov 20, 2012 at 12:23 pm
Interesting website, but WOW!, some of the 'reasons' for iPhone is totally inaccurate and a total lie. They "claim" BB has no email push notifications, no OTA sync or update, no navigation, etc. REALLY?
Xader Nov 20, 2012 at 12:31 pm
Yeah, that site has a butt-load of inaccuracies, .
coaltowking Nov 20, 2012 at 12:45 pm
If you correct the "reasons" for iphone 5 they drop to only 10. Plus there are more reasons to get the 10 than what they listed.
john_v Nov 20, 2012 at 9:17 am
RIM will you just hurry up and take my money please? :D
Itstakenovermylife Nov 20, 2012 at 9:18 am
I'm more interested in pics of the N-Series. I don't care if the L series will wash my car for me...there is no way I'm going to a full touchscreen device.
ekafara Nov 20, 2012 at 9:19 am
It would be kinda funny if this wasn't what they were putting out but had used this one for leaks.
But that's too crazy, 99.76% that this is the final device. Which I'm happy about. I'm not concerned about what surrounds the screen, I'm concerned about what is going to be in the screen.
Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes Nov 20, 2012 at 9:19 am
If this is final hardware my biggest disapointments are that the back is simply the playbook rubberized material. Also the blackberry symbol should be higher then centered in my opinion.
eyhab27 Nov 20, 2012 at 9:24 am
what material would you have preferred? glass shatters easily and plastic looks cheap...
Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes Nov 20, 2012 at 9:31 am
I don't know. RIM suprised us on the 9000 with a leather back. Perhaps another durable suprise would have been nice. The playbook back is nice to the touch. I think when used on something that goes in purses and pockets we will see a lot of chipping and peeling though. It was happening on playbooks around ports and those aren't thrown around like phones.
revtech Nov 20, 2012 at 11:50 am
All this speculation in the forums must be driving guys like kevin and bla1ze nuts since they've seen it but can't say much.
jonty12 Nov 20, 2012 at 3:30 pm
They've seen the same device. It's out there to show something great exists. I subscribe to the theory that this is NOT the production device (and in fact very few within RIM have actually seen the production device - just this one). Bla1ze has been clear that he hasn't signed any NDAs (Kevin too I think).
revtech Nov 20, 2012 at 11:52 am
Laggy tab . .duplicate post . . Sorry
BB_Bmore Nov 20, 2012 at 4:01 pm
I have a couple PlayBook's one of which is almost 2 years old and I have no chipping or peeling? I love the material.
peterallcdn Nov 20, 2012 at 7:50 pm
It does peel in some cases. One of my 2 PlayBooks has the rubber-like coating peeling off around the ports. Although nice to the touch, I don't believe it's the most durable coating for smartphones... and finger prints are harder to remove. I liked the brushed metal backing on the storm 9530, wouldn't mind seeing something like that again.
Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes Nov 21, 2012 at 5:30 am
+1. As much as the storm was a flop, I personally believe the brushed metal back was very nice. The playbook style rubberized is nice to the touch but it chips at ports and a phone tossed in pockets, in purses, in cars, etc will surely take more abuse then a playbook.
Xader Nov 20, 2012 at 12:28 pm
And while it may be a scratch magnet, the glass fiber weave on the 9900 is very sexy.
I personally wish they'd bring back the leather back. Loved it...
mrskycar Nov 20, 2012 at 9:26 am
This. That Playbook back is odd material for grip and the symbol definitely should be higher.
eyhab27 Nov 20, 2012 at 9:22 am
man inside i was really hoping that rimm would be surprising everyone by coming out with the arista instead. big time wishful thinking. i really want to jump on bb10, but at the same time want to be a little patient and wait for the 'high end device' that is supposed to come out mid-year.
Skeevecr Nov 20, 2012 at 8:29 pm
Aristo won't be coming out mid-year, those leaks were probably based on old documents that predated L-series coming out at the end of January and it won't be coming out until next Xmas or so now.
martinjdub Nov 20, 2012 at 9:23 am
That dude is sooooooo busted!
gallopiton Nov 20, 2012 at 11:10 am
and you can see in the reflex of one picture that the guy wears glasses...
Rohit_K Nov 20, 2012 at 9:23 am
70 days still left .. Am getting very impatient
Blackberry 8320!!!
Rim # 1
steve911 Nov 20, 2012 at 9:28 am
*drool* God I love this phone.
I'm curious to know how rugged this phone will b. Hopefully it won't be as fragile as some of the other phones out there and require a case to cover its sexiness.
FuzzyFish Nov 20, 2012 at 11:54 am
MY buddy at RIM has one as an evaluation unit and told me he didn't think it was too thin but it's built like a tank.
Exact words was "I can knock you out by hitting you upside the head with the London and I doubt it'll even scratch the thing".
imcurved Nov 20, 2012 at 12:11 pm
Oh yes. It runs and builds like an OX.
Awesome. Now RIM throw us some bones on the N-series please...
Has anybody seen a picture of a real N-series?
BB_Bmore Nov 20, 2012 at 9:33 am
This is the same phone Thor had at the Lakers game. Does anyone really think Thor is gonna show the L series himself before January 30th? OF CoURSE NOT. What you see above and what we have been seeing iS exactly what Bla1ze called it in the article...BlackBerry10 L series EVALUATION UNIT. These Evaluation units are out there in quite a few hands. Its all going to tie into the marketing post Jan 30th. This is not the final hardware.
kozmo68 Nov 20, 2012 at 9:43 am
I'm hoping your assessment is correct!
travaz Nov 20, 2012 at 10:13 am
Someone mentioned that they were sure these were taken by a RIM employee. Maybe its all part of RIM's plan to keep the phone in everyones mind. I agree that this is not final hardware and is being leaked with a wink and a nod. Come Jan 30, BAM a totally sweet awesome design that no one has seen. Make you say SWEEEEET!
FuzzyFish Nov 20, 2012 at 12:07 pm
This London (if it is infact the London) is in many RIM employees' hands for bug testing purposes.
I doubt these pictures are being leaked by the company on purpose but rather it's by a few excited employees themselves. They're also getting weekly emails saying if they were to bring the phones outside of work there will be serious repercussion up to and including termination.
BB_Bmore Nov 20, 2012 at 4:15 pm
Do you guys remember that video on CrackBerry that got the guy fired? The one were it showed l series along with n series and talked about giving BlackBerry10 to a rock star, and then an artist, a corporate guy along with Joe the Plumber?
If you watch the engadget interview and read in between the lines, it sounds like this is exactly what they are doing. It's all part of the marketing plan. Evaluation devices are out there and people are gonna give testimonials about how BlackBerry10 is helping them in everyday life. Watch the engadget interview and pay attention when Frank Boulben name comes up.
Skeevecr Nov 20, 2012 at 8:31 pm
I don't think you actually understand how things work with evaluation units, by this point where the phones have gone to carrier labs, pretty much all evaluation units in use will be basically identical to the final hardware that will be shipping.
kozmo68 Nov 20, 2012 at 9:42 am
I'm not a huge fan of the phone it self. Just about all phone's now a days are looking the same. Some have rounder corners, some are squarer, some are larger, some thinner but they pretty much all look the same.. I'd like to see something like the Blade concept being released. Now that would be a sweet sweet phone and you could have it as both a slider or full touch. For me, I'm saving my excitement for the OS, it's all about the OS! The phone itself is kind of boring..
Itstakenovermylife Nov 20, 2012 at 10:04 am
+10! Couldn't agree with you more. It's becoming the ubiquitous cell phone look... Nothing original anymore.
Killaserpent Nov 20, 2012 at 1:36 pm
Totally agree
Bigpoint Nov 20, 2012 at 9:44 am
I'm waiting impatiently and although I was thinking of sticking with the keyboard model I'm starting to waffle. That huge touch screen is looking better all the time. As Red green says, "I am a man and I can change if I have to I guess."
curver2 Nov 20, 2012 at 10:32 am
+10! to The Man's Prayer :)
honestly i would think rim would come out with better design than this. this phone looks average. i hope final phone will look better than this.
nomi1978 Nov 20, 2012 at 9:52 am
So this picture was more than likely taken by a RIM employee. That floor is from the RIM A,B,C buildings. I could recognize the floor. This person may be getting in trouble.
In regards to the phone, I think the pictures are still a little too grainy to know what the top and bottom material is.
Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes Nov 20, 2012 at 10:52 am
The few offices in RIM 8 have this floor too. It looks like a chinese hand/wrist
BB_Bmore Nov 20, 2012 at 7:55 pm
Not to mention the guys hands are ...lets say unique looking lol if this wasn't a controlled leak Im guessing hes gonna have a bad holiday.
Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes Nov 21, 2012 at 5:34 am
+3.14 (pi)
BBercat Nov 21, 2012 at 2:21 am
Huawei office in Bahrein!!
RECOOL Nov 20, 2012 at 10:00 am
PB has great grip rubberish I think is the way to go if people are to be handling phones one hand whilst doing other things need something with good grip.
Why you think most cases for iphones and the like are rubber?? Grip is hugely important no one wants to see that face when their phone drops and acts like a basketball.
Its odd looking but when its put side by side next to something like the iphone scenario
that black sleek all day everday,business look shines through and smashes.
kozmo68 Nov 20, 2012 at 10:52 am
They should use the same rubber material as the new Bridgestone quiet tires.. lol
Trick_Deck Nov 20, 2012 at 10:08 am
While i do hope this isn't final hardware and our friends at RIM have something up their sleeves, I wouldn't be at all disappointed if this phone dropped Jan. 30th. I like the understated and sleek look...I also like how it seems to have the pb rubberized backing which is awesome, and is just slightly thicker than say the iphone...seems very comfortable without being bulky like the lumia 920.
nocturnal123 Nov 20, 2012 at 10:14 am
Personally I like the look of it if that is what it is going to look like. I think it looks sexy. Far better then the Iphone 5 or any other variant for that matter. I'm really not concerned with the final look and would actually be surprised if this isnt what it looks like
BlackBerry Torch 9860 and PlayBook
andrewmcwhirter Nov 20, 2012 at 10:20 am
I can't wait. I think I'm going to take the plunge to an all touch Blackberry.
Jaredius Nov 20, 2012 at 10:23 am
So much glass, so little screen. I could never rock that phone even if I did like all touch because it would never fit comfortably in my front pocket.
Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes Nov 20, 2012 at 11:05 am
"It would never fit comfortably in my front pocket"
Unless you are looking to rock a flip or feature phone this is the approx size of all touch screen phones. Not sure what you are saying it is too large in relation to?
chiiikee Nov 20, 2012 at 10:29 am
Never noticed the 'blackberry Menu on screen button" on the low right end of the screen before
Trick_Deck Nov 20, 2012 at 10:40 am
I think that's new....must just replace the back icon, or those 3dots for menu?
Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes Nov 20, 2012 at 10:55 am
Yep. They replaced the 3 dots with the blackberry symbol in an update. I think there's a thread about it
coaltowking Nov 20, 2012 at 1:01 pm
The three dots are still there. They're on the bottom right; the blackberry is on the bottom left.
BB_Bmore Nov 20, 2012 at 7:57 pm
pretty certain it says "hub" directly under the BlackBerry logo.
Skeevecr Nov 20, 2012 at 8:36 pm
There was one video a while ago that showed the way you could go into different accounts in the hub, logically there would need to be a symbol for each view so the bb symbol might mean they were just showing bbm messages or if that stuck to the speech bubble symbol then the bb symbol would seem just as ideal for the view all setting on the hub too.
The Me Nov 20, 2012 at 10:40 am
So, is this screen LCD or AMOLED?
Will the N-series be LCD or AMOLED?
I know the rest are AMOLED, but really, I find the advantages of AMOLED (less battery usage on blacks and individually lit pixels) are not a worthy sacrifice VS the disadvantages (more battery use on certain colours which could use 3 times as much energy as LCD and the fact it absolutely SUCKS in sunlight).
I really hope they don't go AMOLED because my BlackBerry is useful in sunlight, but an AMOLED...
Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes Nov 20, 2012 at 10:58 am
I think that one vietnamese teardown leak we had a few months ago said what kind of screen it is. Its some other kind not amoled
The Me Nov 20, 2012 at 11:12 am
You're thinking IPS. IPS is LCD but a higher end type that shows more colours and has better viewing angles.
That's for the first BB10 device.
What about the other ones?
Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes Nov 20, 2012 at 11:25 am
Can someone please answer this for us
Smiley88 Nov 20, 2012 at 10:56 am
I hope the final version doesn't look like that. It looks more like the Dev Unit which is not very nice to hold cuz it was all plastic.
ciscobear Nov 20, 2012 at 10:59 am
With no removable battery? Still looks to be a DEV device.
randall2580 Nov 20, 2012 at 8:10 pm
from previous pictures this phone doesn't have a "battery door" - rather the entire back comes apart from the main part of the phone.
See the 2nd photo here:
mjgallaway Nov 20, 2012 at 11:02 am
Since Apple makes a giant phone, every other company feels the need to make an over-sized phone. Looks bad IMO. Will wait and see what the BB10 9900 look-a-like is like.
mckillio Nov 20, 2012 at 11:07 am
Since when is the iphone giant?
ciscobear Nov 20, 2012 at 11:08 am
Well the mass populace wants a big ugly slab to type inaccurately on, I can't blame RIM. Once they don't do another Storm or Storm 2 fiasco
Rootbrian Nov 21, 2012 at 3:50 pm
It'll be better. Learn to appreciate.
Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes Nov 20, 2012 at 11:29 am
Apples device is the smallest out of samsung, nokia, and RIM flagship devices. Not sure what you mean "giant"
lang007 Nov 20, 2012 at 11:09 am
That is the small bold 9700 that it is next to so it does make the bb10 look that much bigger
mckillio Nov 20, 2012 at 11:11 am
Even still, I can't imagine having something that big in my pocket. It's looking more and more like I'll be getting the N-Series.
Skeevecr Nov 20, 2012 at 8:39 pm
Assuming that the N-series is roughly the same size as a 9900, then there probably won't be much difference in size between the two phones with the L-series just being taller.
BbBoY161 Nov 20, 2012 at 10:57 pm
how old are you people i carry the HTC One X in my pocket after my torch 9860 broke
Kryngle Nov 20, 2012 at 11:11 am
I wonder with RIM releasing BB10, does this mean that the BB7 devices will get 2 OS updates (BB8-BB9)??? Why the big skip in OS??? Hmmmm, Hopefully somebody on the CrackBerry squad can ask one of the big wigs at RIM.
mckillio Nov 20, 2012 at 11:13 am
Great question, I imagine that the java based OS will get another update. The reason for BB10 is because they want it to seem like a fresh start (which it is) and probably to allow the old OS another update or two. Keep in mind that they wanted to call it BBX but it was already registered.
And BBX would have been nice!
imcurved Nov 20, 2012 at 12:28 pm
I liked BBX then but now I'm so used to with BB10 that BBX sounds strange now...
Skeevecr Nov 20, 2012 at 8:42 pm
The odds are that the gap was not left to allow for more updates but instead to indicate they are not connected and I would be quite surprised if we got any significant monolithic update to bb7.1 again.
At this point, the only significant updates to bb7 are going to be due to app updates such as that new version of bbm.
BB_Bmore Nov 20, 2012 at 8:01 pm
They did answer this, They wanted folks to be certain its a new os and had nothing to do with BlackBerry java 4,5,6,7
Obviously one wasnt an option lol ,they wanted x but couldnt get it..next best thing? 10
I think we will see os 8 for the low end market. As for me Ill be quite happy to never see a black spinning wheel again.
lhlomad Nov 20, 2012 at 11:11 am
Guys, I don't think this is the real product. When you zoom in unto the product, thus the back cover, it says "property of research motion limited" "all rights reserved" "evaluation unit " "not for sale or lease"
nomi1978 Nov 20, 2012 at 11:15 am
not entirely true, all employee devices always had that sticker on the back.
imcurved Nov 20, 2012 at 12:34 pm
I think it says "all rights to be leaked", "evaluation and keep-them-drool unit", or "not for lease but for tease"? :-)
AngryEdmontonian Nov 20, 2012 at 11:14 am
Haha Peter!
I Bleed Black & Berry
kupfernigk Nov 20, 2012 at 11:48 am
Looks like the stock analysts are slowly bringing the helm around. "Doomed, doomed I tell you...er...better buy a few shares with the profit from the Apple shorts"
pallav_db Nov 20, 2012 at 11:24 am
In Feb 2013, tht iconic LED will start glowing again.....
Jonny-R Nov 20, 2012 at 11:57 am
The L-series is supposed to have a removable battery AFAIK?
Therefore it looks unlikely that this can be final product, in my opinion. Not that I think this looks bad; going to be a tough call between N/L series for me.
randall2580 Nov 20, 2012 at 8:13 pm
See my post above the L series doesn't have a traditional "battery door" a large part of the rear comes apart from the main part of the phone see the picture above
Is it just me, or does this unit design have rather too much empty space above and below the screen? The unit looks too long for the screen.
mckillio Nov 20, 2012 at 12:25 pm
You need room for the speaker, camera, led, proximity sensor, microphone etc.
chiiikee Nov 20, 2012 at 1:49 pm
Don't forget Bezels for Gestures
rifka_f Nov 20, 2012 at 12:04 pm
I recently spent a couple of weeks trying out an iPhone. It left me with a real appreciation for my Bold 9700 . One issue was the slipperiness of the iPhone case. My 9700 case has rounded, rubberized edges, and a non-slip back panel. I can hold it with one hand without worrying that it will slide out. Any idea if the new series will be so ergonomically designed?
vgorous Nov 20, 2012 at 12:17 pm
I hope this isn't the final product. It wont stop me from buying it though...
all3n7 Nov 20, 2012 at 12:24 pm
I don't know why I feel disappointed, but yet I just got to have one and see..
TimeLikeInfinity Nov 20, 2012 at 12:37 pm
green_ember Nov 20, 2012 at 12:37 pm
I would totally buy this phone. It's not gaudy or ridiculous looking and I'm far more concerned with what's on the screen than with what's around it
ED1209 Nov 20, 2012 at 12:39 pm
I can't wait for the BlackBerry 10 but I hate that I will have to wait till April for my upgrade date. I wonder if Verizon would cut me some slack???
EsJayDee Nov 20, 2012 at 12:41 pm
Omg yes!! I'm so excited to see a blackberry symbol key.
North-Face Nov 20, 2012 at 12:49 pm
Love my 9900 and it works great, but I believe I will be trying this full touch out. Will love the extra screen real estate and the keyboard looks like it's going to be very good. And if the back is like the PlayBook then bonus..I like it as it's grippy and gives it a premium look and feel to it.
jjsurfside Nov 20, 2012 at 1:01 pm
let's do this!
Nine54 Nov 20, 2012 at 1:07 pm
Someone's raised this before, but I think it's worth raising again. I wish whoever takes these pics would let us know which device they used so we know what *not* to buy. Seriously, this day of 8 MP cameras being standard on new phones and yet all these leaked photos look like they were taken on an original Moto Razr.
djrupey Nov 20, 2012 at 1:22 pm
The L-series reminds me of the mysterious obelisk in "2001 -a Space Odyssey"; black, sleek and containing hidden secrets. I can't wait for them to be revealed. Other phones will seem like gaudy toys in comparison with the Blackberry's purposeful professionalism.
Puz_zled Nov 20, 2012 at 7:17 pm
What a great idea for a set of commercials! Cue theme music, approaching obelisk from low angle and as light lands on its surface from the sunrise (or change in angle of viewer perspective) the beautiful amazing (better than retina) screen lights up and begins to fire through many of the features that should be highlighted in BB10. Maybe now it morphs into the phone being held in someone's hand as they do something with it like see the action symbol LED light up and an incoming message in the French Toast way of presenting it, so as the person changes the angle to read the message privately the camera pulls back and you see they are in a group.
Something like that
djrupey Nov 21, 2012 at 8:18 am
That's what I had in mind! But the screen lights up as a proto-human finger moves up it, probing and enquiring. Music swells and there is background chatter as the assembled onlookers learn the ability to communicate. Cut to the planet RIM, and a BBM message is received by a late 21st century human colony. The message is datestamped one million years earlier....
DuexNoir Nov 20, 2012 at 1:40 pm
Someone here raised a valid point that if this was the final product, there should be a door for the removable battery, right? I can't see such a door in any of the leaked L-series so far, so I'm still going to assume that this is not the final product (but of course there's still the chance that the final product will look pretty much the same - I'm still hoping for some improvement in overall look of the final hardware though).
~I am BlackBerry by choice~
Skeevecr Nov 20, 2012 at 8:47 pm
Read the other posts on this thread which explain why you will not actually see a battery door due to the whole back basically being the battery door.
As far as this being final hardware or not, they are in carrier labs already, companies are not allowed to submit one device and then make major changes to it without resubmitting it so this is going to be almost identical to the final hardware.
phwtos Nov 20, 2012 at 2:01 pm
I hope this is not the final product. While it looks decent, it doesn't have that "wow" factor that would make it stand out in a sea of similar looking devices. It looks like RIM is spending all it's resources on software and not trying to push the envelope on hardware at all. I think they are underestimating how much that will hurt the success of their new BB10 lineup. The average person will not be intrigued enough when they see this device to consider this above the iPhone or the giant Android phones.
Skeevecr Nov 20, 2012 at 8:48 pm
The wow factor has to come from the software these days since there are only so many ways to design a big slab of screen even if these leaks do seem to indicate they have made a nice looking slab of screen.
North-Face Nov 20, 2012 at 9:17 pm
I agree, if I'm spending $550+ to buy outright and my data/voice plan is $60+ I'm wanting the phone to do everything I want it to do and then some. Mind you there are some devices that look lots better than others..as for all touch devices the design options are pretty limited as you say.
alivciinaa Nov 20, 2012 at 2:12 pm
Will RIM just shut up and take my money?!?!?!
sidds18 Nov 20, 2012 at 2:34 pm
Want easy access to the voice mail and maybe in the phone log also show which person left a voice note........calling up the voice mail,waiting for the PW,then pressing 1 or 5 or 7 or 9 for the various options is a little too much.Hope RIM does something about it.Maybe its a little late but...still !
Kandoo-BB Nov 20, 2012 at 3:00 pm
Anyone who thinks this device and the qwerty is gonna be shown on Jan 30 is clueless. That's an Evaluation model.
We will see the all touch that hasn't been leaked yet and the qwerty too,of course.
This is Rims do or die moment. Expect plenty or surprises and expect to be wowed!
We are gonna see something wonderful in terms of hardware and software. I wouldnt be surprised to see a next Gen tablet either.
I also think there is gonna be something in the OS that's gonna make folks say "OMFG" I have to have that phone!!! Anyone wanna buy my GS3!?!? :P
Can't you guys see the shit eating grin on Thors face in every interview? They have something amazing and they know it!!!
vgorous Nov 20, 2012 at 3:37 pm
I noticed that about Thorsten. Seriously, I beg to ponder what the f*** do they have up their sleeves.
They have shown us all these features, and its great. I've been won over already, but they say there are other things they haven't shown yet. WTF IS IT!?!?
jonty12 Nov 20, 2012 at 3:41 pm
Agreed. No way he's using the actual model at a Lakers game courtside. Highly unlikely they're introducing the next mobile computing platform with no new tablet (or something else other than a phone to interface with). Notice how difficult it's becoming to find a PlayBook in the U.S.?? Because they're not planning on the current PlayBook being the "other" device.
Also, no way they think they'll recapture market share solely with peek/flow and a cool camera feature. There has to be more to it. There will be more to it. TH is very, very confident in the interviews. He's also pretty careful with his words.
BB_Bmore Nov 20, 2012 at 8:05 pm
Exactly!!! preach on!!!
Skeevecr Nov 20, 2012 at 8:51 pm
Actually, anyone who thinks that current leaks will not be showing virtually final hardware are the ones that are clueless because you need to submit final hardware to carrier labs and are not able to make significant hardware changes after that point.
BbBoY161 Nov 20, 2012 at 10:31 pm
i love you!
_BlackCherry_ Nov 20, 2012 at 4:50 pm
In my opinion, the top and bottom parts are ugly and useless, and I don't understand why they ever got considered in the first place. Alpha Developer looks much, much better. Having said that, I second the idea that this is not the final product and I believe that, coming January 30, we'll have a killer, well-rounded device that will knock the competition out in a heartbeat.
BbBoY161 Nov 20, 2012 at 10:29 pm
if they make them a bit [a lot] smaller im all for it, it doesn't look finished
lengend Nov 20, 2012 at 6:28 pm
I don't know if anyone else realized but it has been confirmed that the BlackBerry 10 phones will have removable batteries and this doesn't have it.
pblakeney Nov 20, 2012 at 7:22 pm
I truly hope that this is not the final design regarding the case. Let's leapfrog the competition and house this puppy in a hot new design and works and makes a statement.
cpjose Nov 20, 2012 at 7:23 pm
ill skip iphone for you bb10, will be using my bb9900 for now till you arrive
fragment137 Nov 20, 2012 at 7:25 pm
randall2580 Nov 20, 2012 at 8:19 pm
While I think this may be the size and shape of the phone to come - I don't think this is the finish of the phone to come. I remember Thor saying that the new phone would have a "new color not seen on a BB before" and the feeling was for a gun-metal type finish back then? This phone is black black and black and has been seen many times on a BB phone before. I have to believe the final materials will change and "jazz" up the phone a bit. People do judge a book by it's cover and that cover won't lure in folks I do not believe.
nabil114 Nov 20, 2012 at 8:21 pm
I want a different design.
- Rezaur Rahman
cbdwolff7 Nov 20, 2012 at 8:54 pm
It does state "Evaluation Unit" I hope we get a suprise on release. This looks OK,. But i feel as though we need to expect more from RIM!! They have to make a very upfront statement on release that says, "were in it to win it""
thursMax Nov 20, 2012 at 10:26 pm
BlackBerry Aristo could be that surprise.
berrybait Nov 20, 2012 at 10:35 pm
They will all be "evaluation" units prior to full production. The evaluation units are essentially limited production runs. The ones seen here COULD be the Limited Edition units that are will be given to devs.
xKrNMBoYx Nov 20, 2012 at 9:01 pm
Like the look of the L-series, but hate the other one.
Jimcmf Nov 20, 2012 at 9:21 pm
I have my money saved .... need 2 phones please.
BbBoY161 Nov 20, 2012 at 10:27 pm
lol yea im savin my moneyy too
BbBoY161 Nov 20, 2012 at 10:26 pm
SOOOOO SEEXXYY!! is this the actual one? or just another evaluation unit
Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes Nov 21, 2012 at 5:42 am
You are asking the right question. We don't know forsure though.
mavricxx Nov 21, 2012 at 12:32 am
I just hope and pray with BB10 we don't get a sluggish OS that crashes and freezes as much as the current OS7 on my 9900. Also, since they are coming out with FaceFlow Video Chat, I'm guessing we shouldn't expect Skype. I didn't have my hopes up anyways but I'd really like to see more IM apps like yahoo messenger, OoVoO etc. I do hope for NetFlix as well as HBO GO and all those other apps that allow you to see media on the go. They always make them for sorry ass iCrap and nothing for BlackBerry PlayBook. Here's praying for you to prevail RIM.
mavricxx Nov 21, 2012 at 12:35 am
I want to see more color selection and not just on certain carriers like they do now. I want to see white, red, purple and black (obviously they fruity colors to attract women).
Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes Nov 21, 2012 at 5:38 am
RIM the money is in my bank account. Waiting to spend on your phones, cradles, cases, chargers, accessories. Please ensure I can get all of this on day one and not have to wait weeks to get my cradle,etc.
GTiLeo Nov 21, 2012 at 6:39 am
I dig it
geoffm Nov 21, 2012 at 11:31 am
want, want, want, want, want.
geotos Nov 21, 2012 at 2:14 pm
I agree with Blackcherry about the top and bottom bits making it look ugly. The first dev alpha looked the best and just like the playbook. It would have made a very nice match. I like the round edges but something needs to be done about those mat greyish bits which gives the phone a cheap look. Maybe they too need to be black with a shiny finish.
sideburnz78 Nov 23, 2012 at 6:24 am
Totally disagree with you. The top and bottom bits are what make this phone look different from all the other touch screen phones out there.
Black with shinny finish? Gun metal color with a matt finish is what makes this phone to look alot better than other plasticky phones. I'm pretty sure this phone will look much better than what you see in photos.
Rootbrian Nov 21, 2012 at 3:56 pm
Can't wait to see it in my hands. :D
BB_Wally Nov 25, 2012 at 3:10 pm
Hope they add a bezel or something to make the hardware more attractive. It looks like a brick!

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State of the Team: Tampa Bay Buccaneers OFFENSEOVERVIEWGreg Schiano has installed an old-school, two-back run game, which the Bucs had more and more success with as last season progressed. However, that success was often outweighed by an erratic aerial game. This offense wont function properly until Josh Freeman becomes a steadier dropback passer and decision-maker. The Bucs have provided enough weapons and have tailored the game plans to make things simpler for him. Its time for the 25-year-old to respond. BACKFIELDQB: Josh Freeman, Dan OrlovskyRB: Doug Martin, LeGarrette Blount, Brian Leonard, Erik Lorig (FB); Lost: D.J. WareFreeman has the arm talent and athleticism to be a star. Where hes lacking is in reading coverages, and his inconsistent internal clock. At least with a classic run game to fall back on, the Bucs can afford to be patient and gradual in adding more to Freemans plate. Leading that classic run game - which features a heavy dose of "power," "iso-lead-weak," and lead-draws - is Martin, a compact second-year runner with good short-area lateral agility and natural velocity. Martin is also an unheralded part of Tampa Bays passing attack, which will mean few reps for the veteran Leonard (a safe, controlled, third-down back). Its no surprise that Martins arrival triggered Blounts de facto disappearance. Blounts 1,000-yard rookie season had tricked fans into believing that his plodding, methodical style and perplexing lack of power werent true weaknesses. Fortunately, the Bucs knew better.RECEIVERSWR: Vincent Jackson, Mike Williams, Kevin Ogletree, Tiquan Underwood; Lost: Arrelious Benn, Sammie StroughterTE: Luke Stocker, Tom Crabtree, Zach Miller; Lost: Dallas ClarkJackson was exactly what the Bucs hoped for last season. Hes a nightmare to defend downfield, especially when isolated outside the numbers. It wouldnt hurt for offensive coordinator Mike Sullivan to be a tad more creative with where he lines him up this season. Williams is a heavy-legged runner who knows how to win one-on-one matchups when the ball is in the air. Hes productive, but a No. 2 with his attributes demands that there be a speedy darter in the slot. Its doubtful that Ogletree can be that guy for all 16 games. At tight end, the Bucs have a bunch of blockers and nothing else.OFFENSIVE LINELT: Donald Penn LG: Carl Nicks C: Jeremy Zuttah RG: Davin Joseph RT: Demar DotsonBackups: OT Jamon Meredith, G/C Ted Larsen; Lost: Jeremy TruebloodNicks and Joseph are both coming off season-ending injuries. If they dont fully recover, this will be a resoundingly mediocre front five. Penn has enormous size, but is a finesse-oriented player. Dotson doesnt have overly impressive strength or athleticism. Zuttah has acclimated well enough at center after spending most of his first few years at guard. He shows pretty good movement in the ground game. Tampa's depth is young and has experience, but they aren't suited for starting roles.DEFENSEOVERVIEWThe Bucs are a multiple defense still searching for an identity. They did a superb job against the run last season, using slants and twists along the front line to free up space for their chase-oriented linebackers. That defensive line, unfortunately, did not have the same potency in rushing the passer. This cost the Bucs dearly, as the secondary, in turn, was constantly in limbo at all four spots. By seasons end, with third-stringers getting starts, the cornerback position had become a fatal weakness. Those are issues that must still be addressed, as the Bucs, if anything, are softer at that spot now than they were at this time last year.DEFENSIVE LINEDE: Adrian Clayborn, DaQuan Bowers, Daniel Teo-Nesheim, Aaron Morgan Lost: Michael BennettDT: Gerald McCoy, Gary Gibson, Derek Landri, Corvey Irvin, Pep Levingston; Lost: Roy MillerThe jury is out on Clayborn because hes coming off a knee injury. He was a rising star prior to the injury, showing great physicality and natural explosiveness in his first step. The Bucs really need him to bounce back. The jury is out on Bowers because its undetermined if he can handle a full-time gig for 16 games. Its also undetermined if he can blossom into a star, though he showed very positive signs once he started getting regular reps last season. Teo-Nesheim is a decent backup who plays with all-around quickness. Even if he continues to emerge, however, hell likely not get all the press he deserves because guessing from personal experience here many writers cant stand dealing with the abundance of vowels and punctuation marks in his name. Inside, Miller will be missed, though Gibson can suffice as long as hes up for a full-time load. McCoy is one of the most gifted interior athletes in all the land. Landri is an unheralded destructor who thrives playing 12-to-18 snaps off the bench.LINEBACKERSOLB: Lavonte David, Jonathan Casillas, Dekoda Watson, Adam Hayward; Lost: Quincy BlackILB: Mason Foster, Najee GoodeDavid naturally stands out on film. Hes fast and incredibly instinctive. In fact, hes good enough to carry an entire linebacking corps, which is what he did as a rookie and what hell likely have to do as a sophomore. Casillas is a downhill burner, but he has never been a full-time starter. 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Things will be a little better if Barber decides not to retire. Not surprisingly given his sagacity in zone coverages, he has transitioned well to a sub-package linebacker and box safety role. With Goldson around, Barber would no longer be a starter at safety, but he would still see a lot of time on the field as either a strong safety or nickelback in nickel and dime situations.SPECIAL TEAMSK: Connor Barth, Nate Kaeding; P: Michael Koenen, Chas HenryWhy did the Bucs sign two inferior veterans to compete in camp with the perfectly adequate specialists they already had? Your guess is as good as ours. Koenen is dramatically better on kickoffs compared to punts; he should really be green for one role and pink for the other.
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Whos been the 2nd back in our two-back run game that GS has installed as the first sentence says? Just curious coz I really didnt see it last year, minus the drive here or a play or two there so Dougie could catch his breath.
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Reviews by Navalartichoke:
3.5/5 rDev +4.5%
10-24-2012 14:10:05 | More by Navalartichoke
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North Carolina
3.6/5 rDev +7.5%
Alot of times when at bars its either Bass Guiness or macro so I drink alot of this,pours a nice golden color with usually not much head,aroma is malty with light fruitiness.There is a decent crisp maltiness to the brew but pretty subdues a fruity tinge makes it a decent one to drink more than one at a time while hangin out,hey in my opinion when at a bar with not much selection you cant go wrong here.
02-07-2004 02:48:29 | More by oberon
3/5 rDev -10.4%
03-16-2014 20:21:11 | More by mojohawk21
3.85/5 rDev +14.9%
Appearance Crystal clear orange in the body with a nice head that went down slowly and left a lacing that nearly blanketed the inside of my glass.
Smell Wonderful aroma of citrus hops and creamy malt. The sugars and caramel mix well here with the hoppy profile.
Taste This is definitely an English-style Pale Ale. It is creamy and smooth with a bit of peppery spicing. Theres a slight bitter-type of aftertaste that didnt quite seem right, but other than that this was very enjoyable.
Mouthfeel Creamy and well-blended. This medium-bodied ale felt great in the cheeks.
Drinkability I had no trouble putting this one away. It would make a terrific session ale, is inexpensive, and can be found just about anywhere (at least here in Seattle it can).
Comments I usually find myself in the same ballpark with the other BAs, especially on a beer like this that has had so many reviews. But it seems that I liked this more than most. Oh, well, I guess thats why we rate em : )
02-13-2004 02:29:24 | More by RoyalT
Newfoundland (Canada)
3/5 rDev -10.4%
09-29-2013 02:26:18 | More by cam477
3.5/5 rDev +4.5%
Bought this one from the local packy. Pours a medium amber in color with a good two finger head and lots of lace. Biscuity malt with a slight caramel sweetness with light hops to balance. mouthfeel and carbonation are good. Drinkability? had no problem drinking several for this review.
10-17-2009 02:44:50 | More by ExtraStout
2.6/5 rDev -22.4%
The pint comes to me a slightly oxidized copper color with a small amount of sudsy white head that leaves quickly but keeps a decent top-film and very good lacing. There is no nose really.
The taste is extremely sweet. It is sugary and kind of tastes like fruit roll-up. There is a slight citrus tase, but almost no bitterness at all. Mothfeel is nice and smooth. This is a decent, drinkable beer, but its all wrong for a british pale.
01-05-2006 08:35:28 | More by JudgeRoughneck
3/5 rDev -10.4%
01-16-2013 14:29:23 | More by tbryan5
3.53/5 rDev +5.4%
Pours copper with some lacing. Smells of hops and malt, not much else. Watery taste with a little finishing bitterness. Lighter mouthfeel than anticipated. Watery taste = drinkable, but not necessarily enjoyble.
Overall not horrible, but definitly not worth the money.
06-18-2008 02:05:15 | More by mlasher1
North Carolina
3.13/5 rDev -6.6%
A: Pours a clear dark gold with small white head; minimal lacing
S: Light smell, nothing particularly striking.
T: Light but prominent malt tones but with a dry finish. Tends to be a touch sweet in the beginning.
M&D: Really about average on both accounts. After a while, the mouthfeel almost feels a tad watery.
I found the unique feature of this brew to be in the taste; there is an interesting sweetness in the malt but the finish tends to be dry. There also seems to be something interesting in the bittering, like there is something more, or perhaps different, than just hops.
02-10-2008 00:11:47 | More by SIRIUS2
4/5 rDev +19.4%
This is a very good beer and a great example of an English Pale Ale. It poured a light amber color with a good sized white head that stuck to the glass all the way down. The smell was kind of skunky but with a good floral hop scent. The taste is very malty with a touch of sweetness in there, but not too much as to make it annoying. The hop profile also comes through very nicely and bites at the end. All in all a very good pale ale.
02-12-2004 10:15:23 | More by Dmann
4/5 rDev +19.4%
03-19-2013 23:50:47 | More by Cuvie62
2.25/5 rDev -32.8%
04-14-2012 20:34:38 | More by markallmon
3.5/5 rDev +4.5%
08-20-2013 19:51:20 | More by RoninBirdman
1/5 rDev -70.1%
08-03-2012 01:49:46 | More by TheAdamConners
1.25/5 rDev -62.7%
07-21-2014 03:39:16 | More by beaversfan12
New York
3.25/5 rDev -3%
11-11-2012 19:19:34 | More by csmartin6
3.63/5 rDev +8.4%
Presentation: 12oz custom Enlgish style brown bottle. The legendary "red triangle," also England's first registered trademark, adorns every part of the bottle.
Appearance: Pours a rich, bright amber liquid with a rocky, bubbly, white foam head. The head stays for a long time, and tracks down the side of the pint glass.
Smell: Fragrant aroma of floral and herbal Noble hops, with a gentle malt sweetness.
Taste: Rich, smooth, creamy mouthfeel with an even, firm body. Upfront you can taste the distinctive minerals that come from brewing with Burton-On-Trent water; a complex taste of metals and a hard water feel. The actual malt is light, a bit sweet and dextrin at that. Hops lend a rawness to the brew, with notes of herbal leaf and oils. There's a soft underlying flavour that reminds me of grape, and rides along side the overall bitterness of the brew which is borderline astringent and peaks with a slight puckering twang sting. Finishes with hop residuals on the palate, faintly dry.
Notes: I must admit that I never order this beer, however it is truly a classic and a prime example of a traditional English Pale Ale. Nothing outrageously outstanding mind you, but all the same enjoyable. You'll see this beer cloned all over the beer shelves and in brewpubs, which says enough in itself. Around 4.4%abv.
03-17-2001 00:00:01 | More by Todd
3.5/5 rDev +4.5%
07-14-2014 01:04:46 | More by chip26
3.28/5 rDev -2.1%
This is just an average euro pale ale. It's not bad, but theres better. It has a descent flavor, nothignt oo harsh, better drank cold. Appearence is dark smells is bitter sweet. mouthfeel is fair, again not weak. I would class this as a mid grade pale ale.
09-23-2006 15:29:59 | More by twi1609372
3.63/5 rDev +8.4%
Poured with a small head that didn't stay long. Nice initial hop wood malt bouquet. First taste had a nice carmel tinge full, and smooth, but that seemed to fade rather quickly, it seemed to get dry and well ordinary as it went along.No bad aftertaste. Drinkable but not bragable.
10-03-2003 19:43:16 | More by grynder33
Saskatchewan (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +4.5%
500ml can.
A: Tea Colored, like Red Rose. Copper with a bit more of a golden hue.
S: sweet fruity aromas, a bit like innus and gunn.
T: just the right amount of sweet malts, with some fruity undertones. very little aftertaste.
M: velvet like and quite smooth, has a creamy feel to it.
D: quite, i much enjoyed this and will purchase it again.
09-05-2009 05:52:38 | More by EsoxLucius
3/5 rDev -10.4%
11-25-2011 22:19:40 | More by TimoP
3/5 rDev -10.4%
11-15-2012 22:50:42 | More by VernonKell
Rhode Island
2.5/5 rDev -25.4%
08-01-2014 14:08:34 | More by Doomcifer
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