says the guy who solely focuses on specs to judge a phone and it’s performance *epic facepalm* XD

Says the guy who solely focuses on specs to judge a phone’s performance * epic face palm*

Freedom of Speech…with Respect!

Thanks for the peanut gallery comment. If you can’t add anything useful or constructive to the conversation, don’t bother to reply to me.

You’re missing the obvious bro: Unlike lagdroid BlackBerry doesn’t need 8 cores to run properly.

Unlike lagdroid BlackBerry doesn’t need 8 cores to run properly.

I don’t know as I never got to use the Z10, but I do manage 2 days on my amount of use (probably considered “moderate” to “heavy” use) and I’m happy with that. My Nokia would die within a day or so.

The battery life is where the massive improvement comes in. That was the Z10’s biggest flaw in my opinion. Good to see they addressed it in the Leap.

Chips in the 400 series don’t cost very much. The cost savings over an S4 Plus would be negligible. My guess is that they still have a surplus of chips from the Z10 & Q10 that were never used.

I have the Leap (I jumped on the Blackberry as soon as I heard they were still in business, as I was once a mis-informed one who thought they died out) and I really enjoy using it. I can see why you’d miss a few features from the Z10, but the Leap is a great device. I can’t find anything wrong with it, and I usually find flaws within minutes of holding a device. So I think the Leap’s a success, at least to me.