Every time my Blackberry device freezes, I
sometimes wish there was an anti-freezing product available to the rescue. The reason
why individuals like me are still using a Blackberry device, it’s because of
the BIS service which allows internet usage at an affordable rate. But even
that still can’t cover for the messes of the freezing and frustrating device
which has lost market share in powerful marketplaces. Enough with the
criticism...
Canadian mobile maker Rhythm in Motion will
announce its newest operating system, the Blackberry 10 on 30 January in varies
major cities across the globe. It’s expected that should the launch go as
planned and the software shows good performance, the company will then consider
licensing the Blackberry OS.
RIM aims to hop into the same direction
Google hopped in and offer the OS to other smartphone manufacturers. With
Google powering major smartphone makers with its Android OS, it’s still yet to
be known which smartphone maker is to jump into bed with Blackberry. The
important aspect which smartphone makers have to be concern about is whether
Blackberry 10 can be relied on. Momentum has been building up quite nicely
ahead of the launch and application developers are encouraged to port their
apps to the Blackberry 10 platform.
Chief Executive Thorsten Heins mentioned
that shortly after the Launch, new Blackberry devices running on the Blacberry
10 OS will be unleashed to contest to recover lost market share.
The concern is can the once powerhouse of
the smartphone league survive the shark attack or is the company going to give
in to the bite??
Ashley
Mokwena
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