Blackberry 10 Alpha developer device Images emerge

First images of BlackBerry 10 Developer Alpha device has surfaced in the BlackBerry forums. The device is similar to first images of the BlackBerry 10 device code-named London that were leaked couple of months back. Crackberry also reports that the BlackBerry Jam 2012 attendees will receive the device for testing the apps and will never go on sale.

This is said to have a 1.5GHz dual core processor and 1200×600 resolution screen, according to earlier rumors. This even has a LED flash at the back. Now CNET reports that RIM will not show off their BlackBerry 10 device at the BlackBerry World 2012 for consumers.

We will bring you more details from the BlackBerry World 2012, scheduled for May 1-3 at Orlando, Florida.
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Blackberry Curve 9220-The successor of Blackberry Curve 8520 launched in India

Research  in Motion(RIM) The makers of Blackberry Smartphone today announced the New Blackberry 9220 the successor of the highly popular Blackberry Curve 8520. The successor was highly awaited as the Curve was losing its charm among the customers and a refresh was required


Specifications for The Curve 9220 Smartphone are-

• 2.44 Inch TFT Display with full QWERTY Keyboard
• BB OS 7.1
• 2.0 Mega Pixel Camera
• 512 MB of RAM for enjoying Games and Apps
• 2G (GPRS/EDGE) Connectivity
• FM Radio
•  WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
• Bluetooth 2.1
• 3.5 mm Headset Jack

Other Features include Proximity and Accelerometer sensors and Digital Compass and expandable memory upto 32GB

The BlackBerry Curve should start selling by 19th April with a MRP of Rs. 10,990

Meanwhile you can Check some other Blackberry Smart-phones here

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RIM to offer BB10 prototypes to developers

RIM is preparing a new OS - called BlackBerry 10 - to replace the two current OSes that it uses (BB OS 7 on phones and Tablet OS on the PlayBook). The BB OS 10 will launch late this year, but app developers can look forward to playing with it sooner - 2000 developer prototypes running a version of the OS will be given to the attendees of the BlackBerry Jam conference taking place in early May.




RIM’s VP of developer relations, Alec Saunders, says that the prototypes will have a very different user experience compared to the finalized BlackBerry 10 OS as they are intended to be just tools to help developers port their apps to the new platform.
The BlackBerry PlayBook‘s OS is reportedly similar to what BB 10 will be and that will make porting PlayBook apps to the new OS easy. Saunders says his goal is that “every single PlayBook app works on BB10”.
That‘s good, but what’s with RIM’s reluctance to show what the finalized OS will look like? Saunders says this is intentional as they want to take time and build up interest before launching the OS.