RIM’s exclusive BlackBerry 10 celebration scheduled for Jan 30 2013, new OS as well as two phones to become unveiled.
Roughly three years ago, Research in Motion was the largest name in your mobile industry, holding a lovely 50% share within the smartphone market. The apple company and Android’s great progresses, but also RIM’s imaginative slump and inability to maintain with the times made BlackBerries anything of the earlier, and now all they could dream is so that the bronze honor before Microsoft.
But is even the very best three out regarding RIM’s reach? Outside of speculations, personal viewpoints and projections, this remains to become seen after Jan 30, 2013. That’s once the new BlackBerry 10 OS, along with two brand new spanking phones, will probably be unveiled.
All that may happen in a other dressing up event set to happen “simultaneously in multiple countries about the world”. Details are nevertheless scarce about your countries, the OS and especially your smartphones’ features, costs and availability, but a few things are recognized already.
The Bb Flow, Hub and Keyboard are already unveiled early to increase the hype around BlackBerry 10, and until recently they seem to obtain done their employment. The first two will provide a new user experience that can allow “seamless navigation across open applications”, while the third can be a very nifty key pad app that “learns how we write and adapts to how we type so that you can write faster and much more accurately”.
As to the two upcoming devices, all that all of us (think we) know right now is that one will come with full touch as well as a 1280 x 768 pics res display, while the second will be a QWERTY/touch device using a 720 x 720 pics res screen.
Anyone bursting with excitement over what is going to RIM be unveiling next January? Is this truly the company’s last possibility to get back within the spotlight? Or would it be not even which and BlackBerries are already dead and hidden? Above all, wouldn't it be a very good or bad factor for Android in the event that RIM was to not ever recover?




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