The BlackBerry Q10 is the first BB10 phone with a physical keyboard.
by Roger Cheng
That's the one I'm interested in!
by Roger Cheng
We know there are a lot of physical keyboard users out there. We hear you loud and clear, he says.
by Roger Cheng
These BlackBerry 10 devices have the best typing experience in the industry. Period, he says.
by Roger Cheng
Ok we need a touch vs physical keyboard smackdown between these two phones. For sure!
by Brian Bennett
The BlackBerry Q10 has a glass-weave cover. It's thinner, lighter, and stronger than plastic.
by Roger Cheng
It looks beautiful, he says.
by Roger Cheng
It's time to see them in action, he says.
by Roger Cheng
Vivek Bhardwaj is on stage for the demo.
by Roger Cheng
It's been a long year, Bhardwaj says about the journey around the world to show off BB10.
by Roger Cheng
These guys have definitely done a lot of traveling over the past year.
by Roger Cheng
Glass that's stronger that plastic...I think the Nexus 4 and iPhone could take a tip from BlackBerry here.
by Brian Bennett
Bhardwaj is showing off BlackBerry Flow, which allows you to move between apps.
by Roger Cheng
You can open and minimize apps through swipes, and everything keeps working, he says. It's true multi-tasking.
by Roger Cheng
Running through the BB10 demo in real time now...looks very smooth.
by Brian Bennett
Talks about when you're immersed in an app like a video and a message comes in. You can "peek" into the hub and look at messages while the video continues.
by Roger Cheng
It's fast and fluid...the experience looks slick.
by Roger Cheng
Playing a video and checking notifications at once...BlackBerry Peek.
by Brian Bennett
It's not about in-and-out and constantly hitting the home button to get out. It's about flow, he says.
by Roger Cheng
You can move from content to BlackBerry Hub, where you can manage communications and contact, he says.
by Roger Cheng
Heins notes that you can do all of this with one thumb. Simple and easy, he says.
by Roger Cheng
Dang that guy can use the touch keyboard pretty quickly. Also see auto correct in action.
by Brian Bennett
You can filter the view in BB Hub, you can look at Facebook info without opening the FB apps.
by Roger Cheng
You're naturally flowing and responding, Heins said.
by Roger Cheng
Bhardwaj still going through the demo, talking about managing messages and things to do. It's not just about the past, it's about what's going to happen, whether it's meetings or events.
by Roger Cheng
You can use one swipe to look at your calendar.
by Roger Cheng
I hope this BlackBerry Hub makes messaging easier....it may also slam you with a torrent of action items.
by Brian Bennett
Now Bhardwaj is talking about contacts. If you select an individual, you can see content on that person, from past meetings to common connections in social networks. Experience and job info is pulled from LinkedIn. It's that easy, he says.
by Roger Cheng
That's a pretty handy tool.
by Roger Cheng
That's one of those features that you really appreciate after using BB for a while.
by Roger Cheng
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