BLACKBERRY 10 OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED -Polished look, with plenty of kinks

 

January 30th has been circled on our calendars for quite some time. It's the day that Research in Motion (now known as BlackBerry) officially pulled the curtains away from its next-gen BlackBerry OS -- aka BB 10 -- revealing all of its secrets to the world after no less than 15 months of development.
The BlackBerry 10 OS looks terrific, and comes with many of the world-class features you'd demand from a modern OS. It also adds a few of its own signature tools for security and business users.
Here are 7 things you will like about the keyboard
Virtual keyboard
Here are seven things I like about RIM's virtual keyboard:
   •  It has a clean layout
   •  It's responsive
   •  It stores up to three languages at a time; just type naturally and it'll take care of the rest
   •  You can press and hold a letter to capitalize or grab an alternate symbol
   •  You can swipe left on the Clear key to delete full words
   •  It creatively presents flickable word predictions
   •  It has great autocorrection

 
specifications
The BlackBerry 10 L-Series, Z10, full touchscreen devices has a dual core 1.5 GHz Texas Instruments OMAP 4470 processor (Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8960 for the US and Canada markets), and a 4.2-inch display with 1280×768 resolution at 356 pixels per inch (PPI). Connectivity options will include NFC, Bluetooth 4.0, 3G, 4G LTE and Wi-Fi (802.11 a//g/n). The phone includes 8 megapixel (MP) AF rear facing camera and a 2 megapixel front facing camera with 1080p video recording, with support for microHDMI. One of the main and new features of Blackberry 10 is the Blackberry Hub. 2 GB RAM and a removable microSD card (up to 32 GB) will be available. Q10, the model with QWERTY physical keyboard, has identical specifications except the resolution, which is 720×720 pixel.