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2010-11-11 , 03:18
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Originally Posted by
aalsayegh
Please advice what's so special about BBM, except for sending voice notes?
1. Always connected. There's no account login/logout at all and this is tied to blackberry's online connection mechanism. (very reliable)
2. Message 'tracking': unsent, sent to server, sent to recipient,
read by recipient
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3. Advanced image sharing automation:
auto image resize and preview
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4. Blackberry 'groups': persistent group chat,
image sharing area within the group complete with comments section
, group tasks and calendar sharing. All this within the BBM interface.
The points above are why I personally think BBM is better (in terms of UX) and features than just about any other IM services. But the main reason that I think BBM is special is because
it brings IM to people who usually don't IM.
On top of that, I really get plenty of saving using BBM because I travel a lot. Data roaming cost is helluva expensive; and blackberry's compression and connection optimizations really make a difference on the monthly bill to me.
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