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Originally Posted by rcentros
I like my Q10 and BB OS10 quite a lot, before I had tried older Blackberries but never had BIS or BES, so it wasn't a real test. I purposely looked for something with a keyboard, fairly small and NOT Windows, Android or iOS. And it had to have Evernote. And it needed to work on the Sprint network -- so the Q10 was basically my only choice. I've done quite a bit of reading via the Kindle app on the Q10 and it's worked out well for me. My understanding is that the Classic is basically the same as Q10 except a bit bigger and it has the traditional Blackberry buttons or "toolbelt."
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I've been using blackberry for the last 7 years or more and I'm definitely a fan girl, no other brand interests me - they are an extraordinary piece of hardware and firmware.
Now that I'm upgrading from OS7 I've realised that Office is available for the OS10 devices, using the Android apk. Not sure I'll need it if the Classic is using Word to Go, Sheets to Go, and Slideshow to Go - they've been perfect for my needs on my 9700.
For business reasons I've had to get the Office Personal $9 per month version for my PC, but prior to that I gave up on Office stuff in about 2010 and started using Open Office - and it's not only free but great! And you can import Microsoft stuff into it and do pdf's etc. Highly recommended (and I saw that you've also used it!).
Anyways, back to Evernote, the BB phone doesn't count as a device so that means that I only have one device, my PC. So I'm not going to worry about upgrading or changing to OneNote.