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RIM Now Accepting BlackBerry 10 Apps

Oct 10, 2012, 12:23 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Research In Motion today announced that it has begun accepting application submissions for its forthcoming BlackBerry 10 platform. RIM expects to launch BlackBerry 10 and associated devices during the first quarter of 2013, and would like to have a healthy supply of applications available to BB10 devices at launch. Developers can follow the instructions on RIM's developer portal in order to submit their apps for approval. BB10 is based on RIM's PlayBook OS. It combines features of PlayBook OS with those of its BlackBerry 7 platform. It is not compatible with apps written for BB7 or earlier versions of RIM's platform.

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Tofuchong

Oct 10, 2012, 1:34 PM

Too Late ?

I really doubt that 3 - 6 months is enough time for them to build up a "healthy" supply of apps.

Everybody will always be comparing them to what is already available - Google Play store and App store. It's a nice step but should have been done much sooner.

Haggard

Blackberry rep that came to our office yesterday said January would be when the devices would start being shown and releasing..not sure if he was providing his opinion or fact though..He did bring up that when he first started they had 4 million subsc...
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T Bone

The discovery (not really surprising but still discouraging) that none of my current Blackberry apps are going to work in Blackberry 10 and that I am (probably) going to have to repurchase them all over again (assuming any of them are ever actually co...
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mycool

Tofuchong said:
I really doubt that 3 - 6 months is enough time for them to build up a "healthy" supply of apps.

Everybody will always be comparing them to what is already available - Google Play store and App store. It's a ni

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Jarahawk

If you're going to pose a question perhaps you should allow someone else to respond rather than answer it yourself.

Believe it or not, there are individuals who are every bit as loyal to RIM as there are those who are loyal to Android and IOS. I...
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