BlackBerry 10 is on track with carriers

By James Richardson on 25 Sep 2012 12:00 pm

BlackBerry Jam Americas is happening as I write this. Thorsten Heins is on stage and taking BlackBerry 10. One thing that has just given us at Team CrackBerry a lift is that he said that BlackBerry 10 is on track and that carrier entries start next month.

With many BlackBerry users disheartened with the new OS being delayed until Q1 2013 we can at least now sit back and relax knowing it is all systems go and the various carriers around the world are getting familiar with BlackBerry 10.

Perfect news. More as we get it.....

Topics: Carriers BlackBerry 10 BBJAM 2012 News & Rumors

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16 comments

vel4769 Sep 25, 2012 at 12:31 pm

I sure hope so. As a past BB user I would love to come back to BB. I want BB10 to rock!

EsJayDee Sep 25, 2012 at 4:42 pm

SparkyBC Sep 25, 2012 at 1:51 pm

On track like OS 2.1?

So where is it Mr.Heins? Could have released it today which would have made perfect sense. But alas another let down as usual..

mjgallaway Sep 25, 2012 at 2:06 pm

Why does today make so much sense? Why not tomorrow or thursday?

Mezomish Sep 25, 2012 at 4:46 pm

If I'm not mistaken nobody ever promised you to release OS 2.1 today. So why bashing?

You know, with "friends" like you RIM doesn't need any enemies....

Orignal Joe Public Sep 25, 2012 at 5:03 pm

I'm curious what's the big deal. So what the little update is a little late? How about just wait for the new os in jan and move on with life. You are either a sad little angry itard thats trying to forget apple was a year and half late with ios6 and its a complete fail "imaps" just to name 1 part or are you a droidtard still living at home living off the parents, still waiting for jellybean to release 8 months late, oops I'm sorry still no jelly bean my bad but you can have ics refreshed.

SparkyBC Sep 25, 2012 at 1:53 pm

If they price it the same as the iphone it will fail. Has to be much less for anyone to consider switching to an unproven ecosystem. Especially for someone who previously purchased apps on another platform.

Would you switch to BB if you had $600 of apps on another platform i doubt it!

mjgallaway Sep 25, 2012 at 2:02 pm

iphone is a joke - nothing but a marketing thing. Too many un-knowledgeable isheep out there who keep drinking the apple is great koolaid and look like idiots.

nutsaboutpistachios Sep 25, 2012 at 2:26 pm

If someone has invested $600 in apps they will not switch, no mater what. RIM needs to retain as many BB users as possible.

There are enough non smart phone users for RIM to target without looking for switchers.

I think retaining/growing the enterprise users is the key challenge.

axllebeer Sep 25, 2012 at 2:39 pm

I can't imagine spending that kind of $ on apps in the 1st place...

Orignal Joe Public Sep 25, 2012 at 5:29 pm

its obvious now you do live at home with the parents. With your mentally you must live in very sad sad little world. Ha you base your dibble comment on product loyalty, here is a little info 85% of consumers will drop any product when every they want its called "choice" but mainly they just follow the popularity trend that's it plan and simple. Oh one more thing most people have jobs which gives them a disposable income.

So with your line of thinking iphone and android should have never come out because people were already heavily invested in palm and blackberry, guess that line of thinking couldn't be more wrong eh. In honesty I feel sorry for you as you post dribble on here it just show how pathedic you real are where can I donate for the disability that haunts you.