BOUNDLESS

Real talk, I'm not a blackberry person. I don't see the point into paying separate for the "blackberry" plan.
BUT!
i can sympathize for Obama, let the man keep his phone.

I wonder if Bush, no.. matter of fact, I wonder if McCain could figure out how to use a blackberry?

I’m still clinging to my BlackBerry. They’re going to pry it out of my hands.[...]

I don’t know that I’ll win, but I’m still–I’m still fighting it. And–but here’s the point I was making, I guess, is that it’s not just the flow of information. I mean, I can get somebody to print out clips for me, and I can read newspapers. What it has to do with is having mechanisms where you are interacting with people who are outside of the White House in a meaningful way. And I’ve got to look for every opportunity to do that–ways that aren’t scripted, ways that aren’t controlled, ways where, you know, people aren’t just complimenting you or standing up when you enter into a room, ways of staying grounded.

Source: Huffington Post

dude, it makes it even better that he has a legit reason for wanting the 'berry.

at least he isn't one of those Crack Texters that walk into things [i.e.: telephone poles, cars] that you see every day. although, that would be HILARIOUS.