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RIM Provides More Details About BlackBerry 10

Sep 25, 2012, 11:08 AM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Sep 25, 2012, 11:31 AM

Research In Motion today revealed more specifics regarding its forthcoming BlackBerry 10 platform. Speaking at its BlackBerry Jam conference in San Jose, the company revealed two main concepts behind the new platform, which are called BlackBerry Hub and BlackBerry Flow. BlackBerry Hub serves as a main inbox — or messaging hub — where all communications are accessible, whether it be email, SMS, BBM, or social networking updates. The Hub is always running and can be accessed via specific on-screen gestures with a single finger. BlackBerry Flow is how the user interface and finger gestures combine so that users may interact with their device and switch from app to app seamlessly without requiring a home app screen. RIM also showed off how the new BlackBerry Messenger will work. It has received a visual overhaul that places greater emphasis on adding imagery (contact thumbnails, etc.) for a more immersive experience. RIM also showed off the new on-screen keyboard, which allows users to switch between languages quickly; as well as talked about BlackBerry Balance, which will further help BlackBerry users separate their work and personal information on the device. RIM is offering revised tools to developers today, and is updating the version of BB10 running on the developer alpha devices.

source: RIM

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marufio

Sep 26, 2012, 9:17 AM

Do you Trust RIM?

If blackberry gets this to market they still have a slim chance but once again do you trust RIM? Who knows if RIM will go under anyday now. Android can be faulty, IOS has been called boring, and no one has seen the latest MS phone 8. Its definitely interesting.

T Bone

RIM is at absolutely no risk of 'going under'.....they've increased subscribers by 2 million in the last year, and the last quarter saw an increase in revenue......that's not even counting the fact that they have fairly sizable cash reserves and could...
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mikkej2k

Sep 25, 2012, 11:39 AM

At some point people won't care anymore

Has BlackBerry reached that point or passed it?

Vmac39

I don't think they've reached that point, yet. Many people still support and want blackberry to succeed. If RIM can pull off this new OS, that will give consumers more choice and help innovation in the smart phone and tablet arena. We all need that.

HawkeyeOC

mikkej2k said:
Has BlackBerry reached that point or passed it?

Neither, Your misinformed...

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Haggard

but I haven't seen a Blackberry purchased on Sprint.com in a while..although our offerings are slim..about 3 refurbs, and then the

BlackBerry Curve 3G
BlackBerry Curve 9350 smartphone
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