We have created a platform that works with other things like cars, or a health care system. That's the promise of BB10 platform, he says.
by Roger Cheng
A good browser, apps, camera -- that's just expected. So how does BB go beyond that?
by Roger Cheng
The platform better sync via direct mind link...that's the only way to leapfrog the competition.
by Brian Bennett
Heins says BB10 has a focus on content and apps. Focus on user experience unlike anything you've seen before, he adds.
by Roger Cheng
Before unveiling BB10, he's asking for a few more minutes. I guess we've waited this long...
by Roger Cheng
We've made the tough call to go it alone, he says.
by Roger Cheng
He wants to give more thanks to folks who helped create the foundation of BB10.
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We've built strong relationships with our carrier partners, including 650 carriers, he says.
by Roger Cheng
Hmmm, I wonder if RIM would be in this position if it went with Android?
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You will see the amazing experience we are bringing to people with BB Hub, Flow, and Peek, he says.
by Roger Cheng
Okay, one more thanks to Mike Lazaridis, who gets a lot of applause.
by Roger Cheng
Heins thanks Lazaridis for "guiding us into the future."
by Roger Cheng
Lazriridis and Jim Balsillie were co-CEOs before Heins took over a year ago.
by Roger Cheng
From this point forward, RIM will be re-branded BlackBerry.
by Roger Cheng
We are in a gathering of the RIM faithful.
by Brian Bennett
No more Research In Motion.
by Roger Cheng
It's one brand, one promise.
by Roger Cheng
Our customers use BlackBerrys, our employees work for BlackBerry.
by Roger Cheng
From today on, we are BlackBerry everywhere in the world, he says.
by Roger Cheng
Or shall I say BlackBerry faithful, from now on, everywhere.
by Brian Bennett
Wow, it took them long enough. It's a smart move. No normal consumers know what Research In Motion is.
by Roger Cheng
There are fundamental pieces of our lives that BB has enhanced, he says. We knew we had to maintain that foundation on communication and give them what they want.
by Roger Cheng
It needs to be simple and elegant, he says.
by Roger Cheng
This is certainly a great way for a CEO to put his stamp on the company.
by Brian Bennett
BlackBerry employees are counting down to the reveal.
by Roger Cheng
And there you go, the two new BlackBerry phones.
by Roger Cheng
Heins hold up the BlackBerry Z10 and the Q10.
by Roger Cheng
And here it is! Two phones revealed! Z10 and Q10!!!
by Brian Bennett
The Z10 is the touch-screen phone, while the Q10 is the Bold-like device.
by Roger Cheng
Aren't they beautiful? he asks.
by Roger Cheng
The Z10 comes with a 4.2-inch display, with 356 ppi.
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We created a cinematic experience with the screen, he says.
by Roger Cheng
The back of the Z10 has a textured surface that's comfortable to hold, with a slight curve on the back.
by Roger Cheng
Yeah, the Q10 uses a Bold-style Keyboard...that'll make a lot of BB users happy.
by Brian Bennett
The browser is super fast, he says. No matter what you do, you're one swipe away from all of your activities, he says.
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