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RIM shows developers more forthcoming BlackBerry 10 features

Research In Motion revealed more about its forthcoming BlackBerry 10 mobile operating system at its BlackBerry Jam developer conference in California yesterday.

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BlackBerry 10, which is expected to be available on new BlackBerry devices early next year, is focussed on what RIM is calling ‘BlackBerry Flow’ - the idea that a BlackBerry device won’t slow you down. For example, BB10 can show all currently-running applications as small widgets rather than simply as icons. There’s also a unified message application that’ll consolidate messages received via different types of account, such as BBM, LinkedIn and email, and there’ll be a new web browser.

Support is provided for organisations encouraging ‘bring your own device’ connections from staff, with the ‘BlackBerry Balance’ feature enabling organisations to restrict certain applications and options when a BlackBerry smartphone is being used for work.

In addition, RIM said it’ll start selling music and video in its BlackBerry App World store.

[BlackBerry blog]

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