@Lemcott87: Umm, read the 2nd paragraph of the article. C'mon, it's only a few sentences. I know you can do it.

Wow that's really not funny. I'm pretty sure all apps on Blackberry worth downloading look great and run perfectly. (See: The 20 apps that I use on my Storm2)

So, something like a Duracell myGrid case won't work? Just wondering. I have neither.

@Tom_Servo: I say that every day when I wake up and turn on my Storm2. Can't wait for this thing to come out...

@RuckingFetard: They pretty much did last week. New SDK, Webworks, etc... I doubt it'll put them on top again but it should do some good.

I'm not too worried about the 3 phones that were leaked today. They look pretty subpar. Notice that it says the Torch2 should be released in Q3.

Business Teacher: "The Pacific Rim is full of new businesses."

@truthtellah: Ahaah, nice. Very nice.

No. It was a great game with a few balance issues that could have been fixed. The community turned on this game so the developers did the same. We are literally the only ones to blame.

@ಠ_ಠ: Ahahahaha

@dracosummoner: THIS.

@PluvialisAquila: For what it's worth, Cliffy B. and the devs at Epic are good friends with Bungie. They joke around on Twitter and stuff all the time.

So... I guess I'll be ditching my Blackberry but still getting a Playbook on day 1.

@im2fools: Hear-ted.

@Steak Sandwich and a Steak Sandwich: Good point. I specifically remember the difficulty of paddling out being the only thing keeping me from going into hurricane swells when I first started out.

Must've been a slow news day...

I kinda want that Blackberry shirt...

@acjwatt: Hmm, I suppose if they can make it accelerate fast enough, it could. The problem is that the speed required for paddling is nowhere near the speed required for catching a wave.

As a surfer, I can say the following:

@anitesh.jaswal: Sounds like you agree with CEO of Rim, Mike Lazaridis. He says he disagrees with Apple's "appification of the internet" and that most tasks should be done through the browser. Example: He holds you don't need an NYTimes app, there's a website for that.