BlackBerry 10 Primer: 10 Things You Need to Know

By Gadjo Cardena Sevilla

By this time tomorrow the world will have seen its first glimpse of Research In Motion's new BlackBerry 10 OS as well as the long awaited new smartphones. This is a new era for BlackBerry and a grand gesture to prove that they can bring something to the hyper-competitive mobile and smartphone market they helped define. Here's a primer on BlackBerry 10 and what to expect.

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One week before BB10’s launch and RIM is riding the wave of surging support

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

We’re a week away from the launch of the much awaited BlackBerry 10 OS and smartphones from Research In Motion and the excitement is palpable. Like a long banished king making one last rally to reclaim its throne, RIM is charging forward. Loyal BlackBerry users and supporters, long exiled from the mainstream, are gathering to show support. Hit jump to read more about Canadian brands backing BlackBerry as it attempts to make a bold comeback.

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BlackBerry 10 sales training manual leaks, hints at 70,000 apps at launch

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Now that CES 2013 is done with, the biggest tech story of the year so far is RIM's huge multi-country launch of its new BlackBerry 10 operating system and the much awaited, and often leaked, next-gen BlackBerry smartphones. While that significant launch is 14 days away, the news stream has been constant and a recent sales training manual leak reveals even more.

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Will RIM's first BlackBerry 10 device be called 'Z10'?

There's been another leak corresponding to the identity of the upcoming BlackBerry 10 all-touch smartphone expected to launch on January 30, 2013. An image from UnwiredView shows black and white variants of the device that's been leaked in various photo and video forms with the "New BlackBerry Z10" branding.

Aside from what the device looks like and some of the features of BlackBerry 10, little is known about the specifics of the new BlackBerry 10 hardware so there's still a lot of room for suprises come January 30th.

Source: UnderWired via Engadget