BlackBerry Z10 has worked liked a breath of fresh air for the Canadian company selling a million devices since its launch back in January. Now the folks at @BB10leaks have posted a set of screenshots from a presentation showing a sort of roadmap for all the products BlackBerry plans to launch this year. (more…)Google+

Ever since the release of BlackBerry 10, BlackBerry is leaving no stone unturned in getting more apps for the new platform. Today the smartphone vendor announced it has over 100,000 applications on the BlackBerry World store for its flagship Z10 smartphone. The company also claims to have introduced more than 30,000 new applications to the platform over the past seven weeks alone. This news comes on the eve of the launch of the BlackBerry Z10 in the US, a critical market that could decide the company’s ...

Since its launch last month, BlackBerry Z10 users have been eagerly waiting to use WhatsApp on their devices. We had previously reported that WhatsApp would launch sometime in March and now it has finally arrived for the BlackBerry 10 OS. (more…)Google+

The buzz around the newly launched BlackBerry Z10 has barely died, when in a chat with Bloomberg, BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins revealed that the Canadian company is set to release less expensive phones running on the BB10 OS later this year. (more…)Google+

BlackBerry has launched the much-awaited Z10 in India, the first smartphone to run on the company’s latest BlackBerry 10 platform. The BlackBerry Z10 features a 4.2-inch 1280×768 pixel display, a 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon Krait processor from Qualcomm, 2GB of RAM, an 8-megapixel rear camera with 1080p recording and a 2-megapixel camera on the front that can shoot videos in 720p resolution. It also has a microSD card slot and NFC chip too. (more…)Google+

One of the world’s most popular mobile IM clients, WhatsApp, is coming to BlackBerry 10 operating system in March. WhatsApp’s Neeraj Arora revealed the launch timeline on Twitter while responding to queries from BlackBerry 10 (BB10) users. (more…)Google+

Nimbuzz announced the release of its Nimbuzz messaging app for BlackBerry 10. The new and improved app is the only messaging platform that has integrations with GTalk, Facebook and Yahoo . It’s single point of entry that enables the user to send virtually unlimited number of IM’s, photos and videos to other devices using the above-mentioned services. (more…)Google+

BlackBerry, formerly RIM, is set to launch its first BlackBerry 10 (BB10) smartphone in India later this month. India is one of the few countries where the BlackBerry Z10 is being launched in the first wave, even before the US where it is expected to be launched sometime in March. This is the first major product launch by BlackBerry in almost two years and in a way the company’s betting its future on it. I believe that BlackBerry 10 has a better chance of succeeding in India than Windows Phone, purely i...

Last night BlackBerry CEO Thorstein Heins took the stage and announced the BlackBerry Z10, the company’s first smartphone running BlackBerry 10. Now from a user-interface perspective, the Z10 is very fascinating and unique when compared to its competitors but from a hardware standpoint it is just matching whatever is available in the market and in some cases it’s not even achieving that. That said, it certainly has solid hardware and can give a decent fight to its rivals on the basis of its unique softwar...

Today’s BlackBerry 10 launch event wasn’t just about the new smartphones – the Z10 and the Q10 – but also about new software features in the operating system that was not shown off earlier. One of them was BlackBerry Remember and the second key feature was the all-new BlackBerry Messenger or BBM as it is popularly known. (more…)Google+

BlackBerry is showing off a lot of apps and services at its launch event in New York City that are deeply integrated into the BlackBerry 10 OS making life easy for the users and help them stay connected all the time. One such app BlackBerry showed off is the BlackBerry Remember. (more…)Google+

Tonight will be Thorstein Heins’ proverbial judgement day. The CEO of BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) will finally unveil what the company has been promising for almost two years – a new operating system built from the ground up, which would finally give RIM an answer to the iPhone 5, roughly six years after Apple launched it. Most analysts, industry watchers and tech commentators are quite optimistic about BlackBerry 10, the new platform, but that amounts to nothing if it does not click...