The BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha test unit is almost ready for the public and T3 was invited along for a sneak preview of the new OS. Here’s our hands-on review along with our expert early verdict on Blackberry’s new and improved OS, BB 10.
A senior analyst has now warned that Blackberry 10 might not make its debut until March 2013, as opposed to the beginning of the year as we originally thought. Here’s why.
The BlackBerry team at RIM is hard at work on BlackBerry 10 and we’ve had a chance to see the latest version of the software on near-final models of the first two handsets to launch. Here’s what we know so far…
The forthcoming Blackberry 10 (BB10) OS has been subject to a number of technical delays and is now looking like receiving an early 2013 release according to latest whispers which also include speculation of up to 6 devices running the OS.
With BlackBerry manufacturer RIM struggling in every way possible, there are rumours abound that Samsung, amongst others, is interested in buying the Canadian company. But is it worth it?
Launching in Canada on August 9th, the next-gen PlayBook will be 4G ready and compatible with BlackBerry 10. So what else do we know about the tablet? And will it be another failure to launch for Blackberry?
RIM CEO Thorsten Heins has hinted at a potential licensing deal for the BB10 OS platform with manufacturers such as Samsung and Sony. Something that will need to work if Blackberry are to survive.
Troubled BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM) has been dealt a further blow after courts ordered it to payout $147.2m to settle a patent lawsuit. Can it get much worse?
With a delay of the new OS bad news for pretty much everyone, RIM is going to have to really impress with BB10. So what do we know about it so far?
There’s no doubt that something needs to change if BlackBerry are to survive in a busy smartphone market. Latest rumours suggest that RIM are considering some fairly radical options.







