Sunday, February 3, 2013

BlackBerry 10 and Z10 Review: BlackBerry Catches Up

The long-awaited smartphone has been designed to retain, and bring back, the corporate users that once propelled the company to success. Read more

That tradition continues with some new goodies in the BlackBerry 10 software. For example, to change the on-screen keyboard to the symbols keyboard, you just swipe down on the entire keyboard. It pops back to the A-Z keys after you make the symbol

Blackberry 10 was officially launched at an event in New York City on Wednesday. Along with the official debut of the mobile operating system, the company behind it also made so

It was 2008 and my BlackBerry Curve's BBM was overflowing with contacts. I'd plug away on the physical keyboard, quickly firing off messages and emails to my friends and colleagues. Back then, most of them had the same phone or another one of RIM's

RIM kept saying that it had a miraculous new BlackBerry in the wings with a new operating system called BlackBerry 10. But it was delayed and delayed and delayed. Nobody believed anything RIM said anymore.

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