 This video is brought to you by the Corsair Voyager Air, the high-performance wireless media hub for your connected life. Visit corsair.com slash voyager-air to learn more. Hey guys, I'm going to keep this video nice, short, and sweet. To see my other three installments on my BlackBerry iSwitched, you can check here, here, and here. To say something that I've said in the previous videos, I find this phone very business-oriented. Why, you might ask, is because the hub. The hub is amazing. You can get to text messages, email, phone calls, any notifications you could possibly want are in the hub. So you can check up on your entire social life and all of anything you need to take care of right now, so quickly and so efficiently. It's just awesome. So it totally makes sense for business use. That and now I can't remember the name of it right now, but the encrypted, like, business section of your phone versus the non-encrypted personal section of your phone. That's awesome. The whole, it's just, functionality for business is what this phone is about. So I totally understand that. Now at the same time, I would not personally want to use this phone all the time. After this iSwitched, I'm going back to my S3 very happily because I like to mess around with my phone a ton. And while you can side load apps, it's not the same. I like to toy with my phone way more. I like to do all that other kind of stuff. So while this is very efficient, and to be honest, I'd love to run with both of them in my pockets. I can't afford that, but I would love to because if I was on the run, but knew I had to check up on a text message or an email or something, I'd whip out the BlackBerry. If I was sitting somewhere and I had some time, I'd whip out my S3 and that would be great. But again, not really for me. So that basically concludes it. It's not for me, but it's definitely for some people. And if you're someone who wants to have the time on your phone be very efficient, this might be the phone for you. I hope you enjoyed my BlackBerry iSwitched. Make sure to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips.