RIM books the HTC Sense creators YOU i Labs for work on BlackBerry OS
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3 Comments
1. SuperAndroidEvo posted on 14 Jun 2011, 09:11 6
Hey anything that RIM does at this point is better than what they had. I just hope RIM can bounce back from this ugly hole they jumped into. Let’s see what the future brings for RIM!
2. snowgator posted on 14 Jun 2011, 09:32 1
Anyone else get the feeling RIM is positioning itself for a hard charging 2012? They have entered into partnerships or outright bought developers to assist in gaming, their "super apps" development, NFC, an "industrial best" web browser, QNX tech, and now UI. It can be argued that early sense on HTC wasn't great, but it developed into a very high sell point for HTC. RIM may be looking at it's product and finally realizing why they are losing market share. I always hoped after the Playbook was out, Blackberry would declare war on the competition and get after the consumer again. Now, a little less patience, RIM, and a little more URGENCY ....
3. Whateverman posted on 14 Jun 2011, 09:56 4
This is a good start, but the entire platform needs this level of attention. Better hardware, better specs, better apps and more for factors. You can't just keep putting out the same old phones with different model numbers and last year's specs.
