Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 1st May 2013 22:40 UTC
"BlackBerry 10 is completely different from previous BlackBerry operating systemsâ€"with good reason. Its core assets come from a company named QNX, which Research In Motion acquired in 2010. Blackberry 10 features include 'live tiles' that dynamically refresh with new information, as well as a revamped keyboard and security upgrades. But what really makes or breaks a phone is the quality (and quantity) of its third-party apps. So what we'll do here is look at the programming API. That will give us a good grip on what app developers can do with the platform."
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Hopefully this helps them turn around somewhat, because the old blackberry systems were down right hostile from a 3rd party developer perspective...
Edited 2013-05-02 00:29 UTC