First BlackBerry 10 smartphones to be released a month after the platform's announcement
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1. tech_lover posted on 14 Nov 2012, 07:40 0 5
too late bb..by that time 1080p screens and quads will become standard requirements for every geek..bbye bb
3. chaoticrazor posted on 14 Nov 2012, 07:50 5 0
what about non geeks, they make up more of the market then geeks
besides if quad core isnt needed it wont become standard, right now its just bragging right and not been used to its fullest
4. Valdomero posted on 14 Nov 2012, 08:38 2 0
Yep, it's like having a ferrari to go to work around the corner, it's just too much.
Dual-Cores is the standard, they should make duals since their devices wont require much power (I believe).
Anyway, they should keep up with the competition, they should make business AND casual/geek/whatever phones.
business phones who doesn't require much camera mp, should be like 3.2mp with lower screen resolution and casual/geek/whatever phones, should have at least 8mp with 1080p screen resolution. Something like that.
8. downphoenix posted on 14 Nov 2012, 12:45 2 0
It has a quad core, it uses the Snapdragon S4 Pro. And the screen resolution is still fine, 1280x768 on a 4.5 inch display, that's over 300ppi!
I still rock a 1366x768 display 18.5" monitor on my desktop computer.
2. tigermcm posted on 14 Nov 2012, 07:48 1 0
its bad enough that they waited so long to get BB OS upgraded but not were going to release new phones a month after annoucements??? I think this is where Apple does best, announce and next day release new phones. It should be the standard!!
5. Valdomero posted on 14 Nov 2012, 08:40 1 0
that's bad planning, they should release the phones while they're announcing the phones.
6. Lwazi_N posted on 14 Nov 2012, 10:53 0 0
Indeed, why wait further when you have announced the devices... Kinda disappointing.
7. snowgator posted on 14 Nov 2012, 11:39 0 0
My bet is that RIM is expecting real world results that require fixes and firmware updates. No matter how good the rollout, there always some problems. Releasing BB10 in small doses allows for them to fix problems in small doses. If there is a "soft start" for a few weeks followed by a massive launch, that is okay. If they are talking gradual over months, then there will be further evidence that RIM just does not understand how to compete anymore.
9. jibraihimi posted on 14 Nov 2012, 12:45 0 0
In 10-14 weeks time we will see Full HD smartphones from Sony, LG, samsung etc..... And by that time we will also see upgraded model of HTC droid DNA with 32/64 GB internal memory and 2500 mah battery..........
10. Ghostrider30 posted on 14 Nov 2012, 16:52 0 0
I am really looking forward to this! Specifically a QWERTY device. Everything is touchscreen these days, and there are still some, including myself, very loyal to the QWERTY and enjoy it much more. Best wishes to RIM and I am excited to see the N series in the "flesh".
11. MC1123 posted on 14 Nov 2012, 19:32 0 0
i cant wait for BlackBerry 10! thats all i can say!!! and update for PlayBook!
