BlackBerry 10 will be launched on January 30. RIM has confirmed that date by sending her invitations to the press. In the meantime, we can already see the first shot of the Z10, the first smartphone to run official under this new operating system.
Spotted by Unwiredreview.com, this visual has leaked the premises of the Canadian firm. It follows a series of other shots intercepted in Vietnam last week that promote authenticity.
According to information available, the Z10 is a touchscreen smartphone fairly large. It has an NFC module, a 1800 mAh battery and two cameras. Ports that ship include microSIM, microSD, microUSB and microHDMI. Add its sleek design will be available in two finishes: black or white. Information is scarce, but portend an interesting device that could finally put on RIM derided by the more simplified interface BB 10. Version with a physical keyboard must also be created. It could adopt the name X10, according Unwiredreview.com.
Nokia passes the sponge
The release of BlackBerry 10 could intervene in a legal climate was tense for RIM trial with Nokia. The Finnish firm accused of violating several of its patents on wireless connections (WLAN, WiFi). The two companies have finally found common ground. "Nokia has signed a new patent licensing with Research In Motion. This agreement will result in settlement of all disputes between the two companies regarding patents, and the withdrawal of all pending proceedings, "without specifying what Nokia says RIM will have to pay compensation.
Spotted by Unwiredreview.com, this visual has leaked the premises of the Canadian firm. It follows a series of other shots intercepted in Vietnam last week that promote authenticity.
According to information available, the Z10 is a touchscreen smartphone fairly large. It has an NFC module, a 1800 mAh battery and two cameras. Ports that ship include microSIM, microSD, microUSB and microHDMI. Add its sleek design will be available in two finishes: black or white. Information is scarce, but portend an interesting device that could finally put on RIM derided by the more simplified interface BB 10. Version with a physical keyboard must also be created. It could adopt the name X10, according Unwiredreview.com.
Nokia passes the sponge
The release of BlackBerry 10 could intervene in a legal climate was tense for RIM trial with Nokia. The Finnish firm accused of violating several of its patents on wireless connections (WLAN, WiFi). The two companies have finally found common ground. "Nokia has signed a new patent licensing with Research In Motion. This agreement will result in settlement of all disputes between the two companies regarding patents, and the withdrawal of all pending proceedings, "without specifying what Nokia says RIM will have to pay compensation.
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