Remember that retro time-defying camera app that RIM unveiled alongside a few other BB10 features? You should — it happened this morning. . . . → Read More: Did Scalado Invent RIM’s Time-Defying BB10 Camera Tech?
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 Those decrying the death of the BlackBerry keyboard can officially put their mourning on hold. RIM CEO Thorsten Heins addressed the matter during today’s keynote — but just in case the QWERTY-inclined weren’t quite convinced by the sentiment, a spokesperson for the Canadian smartphone maker has brought some reinforcement, telling Phone Scoop that, while early BlackBerry 10 devices will be focused on the virtual, physical keyboards will also be making their way into the mobile OS’s ecosystem. . . . → Read More: RIM: Don’t worry, BlackBerry 10 devices with keyboards are on their way We know it's still pretty early for the life of BlackBerry 10 devices, but we're also not really all that worried about RIM stealing away Android's market share anytime soon. Any of you thinking of jumping ship yet . . . → Read More: This is BlackBerry 10, eh?  BlackBerry 10 is no joke on the multitasking front. The QNX-based OS may be a long time coming, but it really is offering something for the modern user that needs to switch between several apps. Instead of going the task list route, as webOS and Android have done, RIM’s latest simply lets you swipe to reveal background tasks. . . . → Read More: RIM demos simple app switching in BlackBerry 10, slide to reveal  Sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words. In this instance, it just leaves us wanting more . . . → Read More: BlackBerry 10 dev alpha unit unveiled: 4.2-inch screen, 1280 x 768 resolution  The music streaming accessory market is immensely saturated, but RIM is hoping to add its own flavor with its latest version of the BlackBerry Music Gateway . We took a brief look at this year’s BlackBerry World in Orlando, and were impressed by both its size and ease of use. . . . → Read More: BlackBerry Music Gateway hands-on (video)  It’s not the QNX-based smartphone you’ve all been waiting for, but it should give crackberry devotees something to bop along to. Outed just one day before the company’s showcase officially kicks off in Orlando, Waterloo’s trotting out its BlackBerry Music Gateway: a car / home stereo accessory that pairs with your BB handset or PlayBook tablet to wirelessly stream audio over Bluetooth with an NFC assist. . . . → Read More: BlackBerry Music Gateway streams audio over Bluetooth, pairs with NFC for RIM-made remote control  Hot on the heels of a recent update for its Twitter app, BlackBerry users can now grab a refreshed version of everyone’s favorite check-in network. While there’s no news of the beleaguered phone manufacturer offering up free Butterfingers (yet), the geographical social app has cranked up the app’s load speeds and also transplants its notifications to your BlackBerry inbox. It’s all looking to be a pretty tasty NFC carrot to dangle in front of BlackBerry World attendees later this week in Orlando . . . → Read More: Foursquare adds NFC to its BlackBerry app, hopes you’ll touch base  It’s no secret that there’s currently a sense of urgency in Waterloo, but if a recent report from N4BB is accurate, it seems that both consumers and enterprise are bound to benefit. According to the site’s confidential source, Research in Motion is preparing to reveal its first BlackBerry 10 device in mid-August and will have the product in the hands of consumers by October. We’d previously known that RIM intends to have these units in the hands of developers next month , which gives a bit of credence to this most recent revelation. . . . → Read More: RIM’s first BlackBerry 10 device may come as early as October  Indeed, the Curve 9320′s been anything but shy in these past couple of months. First, it was spotted while on a purported trip to India and shortly after that posing for T-Mobile’s UK site . . . → Read More: BlackBerry Curve 9320 spotted in Vietnam, leaves nothing to the imagination |
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