Blackberry 10 Make or Break for RIM

Is Blackberry still around because government still uses them?

Reason Staff | 11.12.2012 2:52 PM

RIM has finally named the date: on 30 January it will launch its new BlackBerry 10 operating system, as well as showcase the first two smartphones running on it.

BlackBerry 10 - and the devices that support it - are absolutley critical to RIM's future, and as such the company has been methodically laying the groundwork for the OS' launch for some time now.

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Blackberry 10 Make or Break for RIM

Is Blackberry still around because government still uses them?

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