RIM’s
BlackBerry Jam Americas Event in San Jose, California highlighted
BlackBerry 10’s gaming capabilities of RIM’s future operating system.
The BlackBerry demonstrated how good it is in terms of gaming and apps.
It even presented usage of other operating systems’ apps. They say that
these iOS and Android apps may be debuting in BlackBerry phones once the
BlackBerry 10 is released. Why would RIM want to do this very drastic
move? The makers of the well-loved phone want to show their flagship
smartphone as a game-friendly and gaming smartphone, like the iPhone 5
and Samsung S3. This could mean that RIM is expanding their market and
realizing which areas they lack. In order to make the gaming phones,
they need developers to make games. There’s no point of making it for
gaming when they are only a handful of gaming apps for the BlackBerry
10.
It
is pretty hazy how game developers will react to RIM’s aggressive move.
Game developers may have to decide what games they want to develop for
the BlackBerry 10. RIM is very open to developers with the phone’s codes
to create games for the flagship phone. Developers can now submit
applications for BlackBerry’s App World within the month. Mr. Taylor has
initiated the move. He says that these drastic changes will help make
the future BlackBerry 10 gamer-friendly and will increase the phone’s
potential in mobile gaming. That could explain why many people have sold old Blackberry phones.
BlackBerry
phones were always known for their corporate-friendliness. The
multi-tasking features and instant messaging are some of RIM’s highlight
in their phones. This may be the reason why up until now BlackBerry
phones still have sales, even though they are not on top of the game.
Because of the rigid specifications and market they feed, RIM phones
could not catch up with the dynamic of the entire smartphone industry.
RIM was so focused on corporate phones that they didn’t realize that now
most smartphone users include the general mass, the youth, and the tech
savvy. To remedy this mistake, they have to make BlackBerry 10 that can
address both the corporate market and the dynamicity of the smartphone
industry. Even though many sell Blackberry phones because they have lost hope, RIM still remains firm and
dedicated and hopeful to succeed with their BlackBerry 10 in the future.
Here's a full video of BLACKBERRY 10 Demo at BlackBerry Jam Americas Keynote last September 25, 2012 San Jose
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