BlackBerry Remember is a new application -- it's about bringing content together.
by Roger Cheng
Bhardwaj now rocking the Q10 keyboard phone.
by Roger Cheng
Checking out the Q10 now. I wonder how it'll mesh with BB10?
by Brian Bennett
You can add a note, a due date, a voice note, etc. in Remember.
by Roger Cheng
The keyboard does universal search, very handy.
by Brian Bennett
You can also flag e-mails, docs, and browser bookmarks and move them to a specific folder. It's a single source for content on a specific topic.
by Roger Cheng
Evernote is integrated into Remember too.
by Roger Cheng
Now on to media and the camera.
by Roger Cheng
Nice, I like how BlackBerry Remember syncs with Evernote. Without it I'd be a mess!
by Brian Bennett
Bhardwaj now holds up a white Z10. Doesn't it look beautiful, he asks?
by Roger Cheng
Bhardwaj takes a photo of Heins to demo the camera. BlackBerry TimeShift allows you to capture a moment to move the photo or edit it using additional shots taken before and after.
by Roger Cheng
Samsung and Nokia both have this feature in their phones already.
by Roger Cheng
Talking about the camera now. Having a truly advanced camera is mandatory for today's handsets.
by Brian Bennett
The phone has a built-in picture editor. You can use gestures to add effects and filters.
by Roger Cheng
You can do free transform and crop with your fingers.
by Roger Cheng
Heins notes that Bhardwaj never switched to another app while doing all of that.
by Roger Cheng
BlackBerry users not only live stories, but we create them, Bhardwaj says.
by Roger Cheng
Wow, having an easy way to edit photos on the fly is a real boon. I'd love to try that feature.
by Brian Bennett
Now BlackBerry Storymaker.
by Roger Cheng
It allows you to create content, choosing pictures and videos, as well as adding music, titles, credits and date. BB automatically brings it all together with effects and transitions.
by Roger Cheng
You can save and share this.
by Roger Cheng
Interesting...there are a lot of iOS and Android apps that do this now, but it's not built in like BB10.
by Roger Cheng
So it looks like you can use this to create slideshows and video, stitching them together.
by Brian Bennett
Today looks like a "sell on the news" day, with the stock down nearly 6 percent right now. It was down 12 percent going into today.
by Roger Cheng
Okay, Bhardwaj is off stage.
by Roger Cheng
"This is the new BlackBerry," Heins announces.
by Roger Cheng
We've been working with more leading application partners, Heins says.
by Roger Cheng
Eight major studios, and major music labels have signed on to BlackBerry World, he says.
by Roger Cheng
Now we're talking about apps.
by Roger Cheng
Hmmm, these "new" features seem very familiar and already available on other smartphone platforms.
by Brian Bennett
Martyn Mallick, VP of global alliances and business development, is on stage.
by Roger Cheng
Mallick thanks the partners to make it a huge success out of the gate.
by Roger Cheng
Many people didn't believe we could create a BB with good app experience, but we did, he says.
by Roger Cheng
I can say with absolute confidence that decision to build a platform with developers has paid off.
by Roger Cheng
BB10 is launching with more than 70,000 applications available for the platform.
by Roger Cheng
With the momentum we've built, we'll see thousands of apps added each week, he says.
by Roger Cheng
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