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Just at the moment a bank she was in was being robbed, a woman realizes that the track ball on her BlackBerry is broken and she cannot make a call or send an e-mail. So she twitters.
Just at the moment a bank she was in was being robbed, a woman realizes that the track ball on her BlackBerry is broken and she cannot make a call or send an e-mail. So she twitters.
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You know, there are many other facets of technology you could cover...
Also, since I've never used (or even seen) a Blackberry, I want to know -- how can you use Twitter if you can't use email?
- by July 23, 2009 2:58 PM PDT
- You know...I can still call out if my trackball isn't working. I wouldn't be able to use e-mail, IM, internet, FaceBook or any other app like that. It makes me wonder...how can she Twitter and not make a phone call?
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