By Brandon Russell |
This is the most comprehensive look yet at BlackBerry 10. This is what we’ll see on Jan. 30. The same site that’s been posting beautiful L-Series shots has shared a ton of screenshots from the OS, revealing that some pretty big apps are available for…
By Brandon Russell |
Jon R. is back to tackle the biggest tech rumors of this week! Rumors are swirling yet again that Apple is gearing up to debut its new television set sometime in 2013. We’ve heard a lot about the mythical hardware, but will 2013 finally be…
By Todd Haselton |
RIM teased its new BlackBerry 10 handset recently and then, yesterday, we were treated to real hands-on photos. Now we get a chance to dig even deeper into the operating system that is, largely, dependent on RIM’s future success in the smartphone market. The video…
By Brandon Russell |
Someone out there with Research In Motion’s L-Series has taken it upon themselves to take a whole gallery of high-resolution photos, and of course they’ve wound up on the Internet. Maybe the person wanted to one-up that mockup we saw earlier today. Whatever the case,…
By Brandon Russell |
What you see above is probably Research In Motion’s upcoming all-touch BlackBerry 10, mocked up in textured perfection. The company teased a brief look at the device the other day, but this is (almost) the whole kit and kaboodle. Unfortunately, only a picture of the…
By Brandon Russell |
With the confirmation of a full-fledged BlackBerry 10 roll out early next year, Research In Motion is starting to tease what’s to come. The company on Monday — perfectly timed on RIM’s part, as the holiday season is in full swing — posted what is…
By Todd Haselton |
We’ve already seen a few images of RIM’s BlackBerry 10 L and N Series smartphones, but now we’re being greeted to another glimpse. This time, however, we can see a few new features of BlackBerry 10, albeit through a blurry lens. The lock screen/alarm has…
By Killian Bell |
When Research in Motion unveils its first BlackBerry 10 handsets on January 30, one of them will be the BlackBerry L-Series, an entirely touch-based device that will not include the famous BlackBerry keyboard. It’s already shown its face a number of times over the past…
By Todd Haselton |
RIM’s CEO Thorsten Heins recently attended a Lakers basketball game with the vice president of product management, Andrew Bocking, where the two were carrying a pair of brand new smartphones. A sharp eye in the crowd noticed the execs were sitting courtside snapping photos using,…
By Killian Bell |
Following a very lengthy wait, Research in Motion is finally going to launch BlackBerry 10. The Canadian company has today announced that it will hold simultaneous launch events around the world on January 30, 2013, during which “details of the smartphones and their availability” will…
By Killian Bell |
Research in Motion hasn’t unveiled its much-anticipated BlackBerry 10 devices yet, but it seems one of its employees has forgotten that they should be kept under wraps. A Mexican BlackBerry representative was more than happy to demonstrate an L-Series BB10 handset this week, and the…
By Todd Haselton |
RIM’s first BlackBerry 10 smartphone will launch during the first quarter of next year when the company finally releases its brand new operating system. That device is largely expected to be part of the L-Series family and is currently code named London. We’ve seen the…
By Killian Bell |
Research in Motion’s first BlackBerry 10 devices have been leaked in an internal marketing video that was posted to Vimeo. The clip has since been removed from the video sharing site, but not before CrackBerry had time to grab some images of both the BlackBerry…
By Todd Haselton |
We’ve been hearing about RIM’s first BlackBerry 10 smartphone, code named London, for what seems like forever. Now, new images of the device have spilled onto the Internet. As you’ll immediately note, it doesn’t sport a full QWERTY keyboard – one of RIM’s redeeming product…
By Killian Bell |
LG has confirmed this morning that the second addition to its new “L Series” of smartphones is coming to Europe this month. The LG Optimus L5 is a mid-range handset that was initially unveiled at Mobile World Congress back in February. It features a 4-inch…
By Todd Haselton |
LG has struggled to gain smartphone momentum in previous quarters, but this year the company hopes to get the ship back on course. Speaking to the Korea Times recently, LG’s mobile head Park Jong-seok said LG hopes to drastically increase phone sales in 2012. “This year,…
