Pocket-Lint: Research in Motion has announced that its operating system is changing once again - this time to something it is calling BBX; but what is BBX, what does it stand for, when is BBX coming out, and should you get excited?
After a week at Devcon, the company’s developer conference in San Francisco, here is what’s what.
Gigaom: The first folks who will get a chance to see if Research in Motion will be able to arrest its steep decline in the smartphone market will be software developers who attend its BlackBerry Jam conference in May. But it’s a little unclear what they’ll be getting when they receive those BlackBerry 10 handsets.
Pocket-Lint: Research In Motion, the company behind the BlackBerry smartphones, has confirmed that its next generation of smartphones running the new recently announced BB10 operating system, won't be with us until the end of 2012.
Blaming availability of the processors that it needs to power the new operating system the new phones that are based on the new QNX powered operating system already seen in the BlackBerry PlayBook, it spells the beginning of a tough 12 months ahead for the Canadian company.
