RIM has provided developers a prototype of its upcoming BlackBerry 10 operating system.
At the Research in Motion’s BlackBerry World conference in Orlando new CEO Thorsten Heins , unveiled the prototype and said that interested developers would go home with it. More than 5,000 customers, developers were present at the conference.
BlackBerry maker, moreover, provided a few additional details about BlackBerry 10 at the conference. According to the company, the new operating system will help users frequently access content between applications, so “whether you are browsing the Internet or organizing meetings with a glancing gesture, BlackBerry 10 immerses you into conversations. It streams all feeds to one place and applications keep running – creating an agile and nimble experience.”
