Thread: Google CEO Uses A BlackBerry, Not An Android Or iPhone!

I just received a tweet from Mauricio at Blackberry Rocks on this article. How funny!

Well, well…what do we have here? It looks like Eric Schmidt, the CEO of Google, has been caught using a BlackBerry and not an Android or iPhone!

What’s that say about Android? Perhaps he just doesn’t think it’s good enough yet to power his business life, or maybe he was trying out a new Google feature, or more far fetched android on a BlackBerry.

As Silicon Alley who spotted AP photographer Nati Harnik photo pointed out: “How is Android supposed to conquer the world if Google’s boss is still a CrackBerry addict?”

There’s no stopping the BlackBerry addiction. Not even if you’re the CEO the most powerful company on the web with your own smartphone.

Nice :lmao: the camera is always watching

All the CEOs use a Blackberry :banana:

Originally Posted by olta777

All the CEOs use a Blackberry :banana:

that's truly true miss brat

Originally Posted by ealvnv

that's truly true miss brat

And it looks like a storm too :nana:

Originally Posted by olta777

And it looks like a storm too :nana:

well, not all can be perfect right....

Originally Posted by ealvnv

well, not all can be perfect right....

You meant to say that there are perfect storms, did I understand correctly?

Originally Posted by olta777

You meant to say that there are perfect storms, did I understand correctly?

i meant to say there BOLDS instead of storms, (note the capitalization)

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Originally Posted by ealvnv

Originally Posted by olta777

You meant to say that there are perfect storms, did I understand correctly?

i meant to say there BOLDS instead of storms, (note the capitalization)

Could be. Does the bold have the same silver blackberry sign on the back?

Originally Posted by olta777

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Could be. Does the bold have the same silver blackberry sign on the back?

Yes it does, plus a powerful processor and a sexy keyboard, ahhh and os 5.0 :laugh2: :haha:

I don't know but it looks like a Storm to me. The Bold has the padded back and it doesn't look like that in the pic.

Wirelessly posted (Bold 9000 )

Or maybe is one of those new upcoming devices and he is testing it for rim

Originally Posted by ealvnv

Wirelessly posted (Bold 9000 )

Or maybe is one of those new upcoming devices and he is testing it for rim

Could be. he might be using the Storm 4 with slideout keyboard

Originally Posted by jlevy73

Could be. he might be using the Storm 4 with slideout keyboard

that would be insane

I'm guessing 8900, it looks like he's holding the trackball down

Originally Posted by scotsman88

I'm guessing 8900, it looks like he's holding the trackball down

i agree...i think it's a 8900...but "looks like he's holding down the trackball"???
also is this guy blind or is he trying out some sort of eye recognition software...and what the heck are the rgb rca jacks doing on the back???mfg:

Smart guy... He know the G1 sucks....

Originally Posted by cslaten

I just received a tweet from Mauricio at Blackberry Rocks on this article. How funny!

Well, well…what do we have here? It looks like Eric Schmidt, the CEO of Google, has been caught using a BlackBerry and not an Android or iPhone!

What’s that say about Android? Perhaps he just doesn’t think it’s good enough yet to power his business life, or maybe he was trying out a new Google feature, or more far fetched android on a BlackBerry.

As Silicon Alley who spotted AP photographer Nati Harnik photo pointed out: “How is Android supposed to conquer the world if Google’s boss is still a CrackBerry addict?”

There’s no stopping the BlackBerry addiction. Not even if you’re the CEO the most powerful company on the web with your own smartphone.

Not suprised. RIM has the capability to do so much. There holding out like Nintendo did for so long. I just hope they do not lose the race to the iphone, which in my eyes is a step above the storm (barely). The new 5.0 Hybrid has helped the cause, just wanna see the Storm 2 and see what they've done to get back on top of things.