So they've brought up a guy who refused to cut his hair until BlackBerry 10 launches. The guy says he's starting to like his long hair.
by Roger Cheng
Ok, this hair thing with Crackberry Kevin is a little...odd.
by Brian Bennett
Oh, they've brought out scissors -- I guess he's getting a little hair cut in front of everyone.
by Roger Cheng
Ouch...that's a rough hair cut. But it generates a lot of applause.
by Roger Cheng
Man, they are seriously running in circles here. Let the show begin!
by Roger Cheng
Yes, there is hair cutting happening.
by Brian Bennett
The announcer is wearing thin...ugh.
by Roger Cheng
Okay, the wait is over. Woohoo!
by Roger Cheng
CEO Thorsten Heins takes the stage to big applause.
by Roger Cheng
The press, of course, is silent.
by Roger Cheng
Anyone murmuring "Qualcomm" yet?
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Good morning, good afternoon, good night, wherever you're celebrating the launch of BB10.
by Roger Cheng
The man himself has taken the stage. Let the fun begin!
by Brian Bennett
Yes, there are BB events everywhere, but you know the show is going to be based in NYC.
by Roger Cheng
Heins: It's easily been the most challenging year in my career to date, but it's been, by far, the most exciting.
by Roger Cheng
It feels like BlackBerry New Year's Eve.
by Brian Bennett
Heins: Innovation is at the heart of RIM.
by Roger Cheng
The opportunity he saw was BB10. Heins: Finally, here we are!
by Roger Cheng
So many people have played a role to getting us to this date, he says. Thanks developers, carrier and retail partners, communities where we live and work. Most of all, it's been our employees.
by Roger Cheng
Waiting for the confetti and ball to drop.
by Brian Bennett
The people have been at their most committed, engaged, and creative. Heins wants to thank them for their accomplishments.
by Roger Cheng
"BlackBerry 10 is here." Not quite yet.
by Roger Cheng
Says this isn't the finishing line, it's the starting line. Yep.
by Roger Cheng
BB10 users are hyper-connected, want to get things done, and are multi-taskers.
by Roger Cheng
This is for people who consider multitasking a must-have, he says.
by Roger Cheng
Oh don't say that Thorsten, makes me nervous about more delays.
by Brian Bennett
BB10 will keep them moving, he says.
by Roger Cheng
We intend to lead the move from mobile communications to true mobile computing.
by Roger Cheng
Ugh, Apple and Google would argue they're already there.
by Roger Cheng
Says you will be constantly connected to all info in real time.
by Roger Cheng
With secure network, we will be a leader in connecting you to the Internet of things, he says.
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