Posted by  Deborah B., Tampa FL on 02/23  at  10:47 AM

I just recently purchased a Blackberry (7100i) because it’s a geek took, I’m a geek, and it was just the geek thing to do.  Now that I have it, I dont know how I didnt get one sooner.

Posted by  S. Griffin,  on 01/27  at  12:26 PM

My husband has a company provided Blackberry.  The Company puts a high value in the product since it replaced all high-level executive cell phones with Blackberrys.  How do you conduct business outside your office without a laptop or some other hand held device.  What are they thinking when talking about a blackout?  Turn off service for potentially millions.  Are they CRAZY?

Posted by  chris, west chase on 01/24  at  09:51 PM

i use my blackberry 7100 for school. i love this thing , this thing is like my right arm.i have been a blackberry addict since 2004 and i am loving it. internet and everything.i think i will stock up on blackberries if they are gonna go out of buisness.

Posted by  john yassney, tampa on 01/24  at  07:07 PM

I use blackberry to keep in touch with my familys and friends on email.. If without blackberry I couldn’t go without get in touch with my familys and friends..
John yassney of tampa florida

Posted by  Chris, Clearwater on 01/24  at  06:56 PM

I’m not worried about it - I use a TREO.

Posted by  Maryemma Bachelder, Tampa and Polk County on 01/24  at  06:14 PM

I have a Blackberry for my job as Executive Director of a Marketing/PR firm based in Tampa. We specialize in the transportation industry, and I’m always on the go.

The Blackberry is one of those tools that I don’t know how I ever did without it. I take it with me everywhere I go. When I travel, it’s a convenient way to stay in touch with clients.

I can respond quickly to emails, review documents, etc., without having to drag a laptop with me through airport security.