Showing posts with label BlackBerry 10. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BlackBerry 10. Show all posts

Friday, May 3, 2013

Unlocked Mobile Phones-BlackBerry 10 wins Pentagon's security approval

BlackBerry 10 wins Pentagon's security approval-Unlocked Mobile Phones

The device maker beats out Apple and Samsung to be the first company to get its latest operating system authorized by the U.S. Department of Defense for agency use. 
 

The BlackBerry Z10.
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BlackBerry 10 devices have succeeded in passing the rigorous U.S. Department of Defense security requirements, according to Reuters. The agency approved on Thursday the company's entire line of devices running on its new operating system, which includes BlackBerry Z10 and Q10 smartphones, and BlackBerry PlayBook tablets.
BlackBerry, Apple, and Samsung have all recently been in the running to get security approval for their newest devices to be used by the Department of Defense's some 3 million employees. BlackBerry is now the first to get approval. It's expected that both Apple and Samsung will also get authorization within the next couple of weeks.
In February, the agency said it planned to amp up the multitude of devices used by its employees. Of the more than 600,000 mobile devices currently used by the department, 470,000 are BlackBerry, 41,000 are Apple, and 8,700 are running on Google Android. The department said that eventually it wants to handle as many as 8 million devices.

BlackBerry has had a tough go over the past year regarding government contracts, so the Pentagon approval must come as welcome news to the company. In October, the Pentagon announced it was planning to open up its exclusive BlackBerry contract to other device makers. That same month, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency announced it was dropping all of its BlackBerry devices and replacing them with Apple's iPhone.
In the past, BlackBerry has enjoyed many exclusive contracts with different U.S. government agencies. Various iterations of BlackBerry devices have provided the high-level security requirements needed by the government. It looks like the company's newest devices are still garnering the trust of the Department of Defense.


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Friday, February 22, 2013

Unlocked cell phones Blackberry Instagram reportedly says no native app for BlackBerry 10

Unlocked cell phones Blackberry Instagram reportedly says no native app for BlackBerry 10

Apps are important to a smartphone platform's success, but it's looking like BlackBerry's newest platform won't be getting one of the world's most popular.

 

BlackBerry 10 is supposedly not getting a native Instagram app.
 
As BlackBerry 10 works to get a foothold in the smartphone market, it's considered crucial that the platform carry all the components important to users. Besides a camera, Wi-Fi support, and a well-designed interface, the smartphone also needs to be able to carry popular apps.
However, it's looking like one of the world's most popular apps isn't planning on developing a version for BlackBerry 10. Instagram is reportedly not going to create a native BlackBerry 10 app, according to AllThingsD. VentureBeat also reported on this back in October.
"There will be no [native] Instagram for BB10 for now," an unnamed source familiar with the matter told AllThingsD. "Frankly, I'm not sure there will ever be."

This could come as a blow to the nascent platform. In order for users to buy a device, they'll want to have the same apps as their friends with devices from other companies. Also, to lure app developers, a platform needs to be seen as successful in the app world.
However, some people argue that a smaller app store and lack of popular apps, like Instagram, don't matter for a company that specializes in the enterprise market. And, BlackBerry 10 has managed to get several other popular native apps, such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
According to AllThingsD, Instagram is developing a port of the Android version of the app, which will let BlackBerry users access the app. However, the news site also says that Android ports are less user-friendly than native apps.
 we contacted BlackBerry and Instagram for comment. We'll update the story when we get more information.


Unlocked cell phones Blackberry Instagram reportedly says no native app for BlackBerry 10

Unlocked cell phones Blackberry Instagram reportedly says no native app for BlackBerry 10

Apps are important to a smartphone platform's success, but it's looking like BlackBerry's newest platform won't be getting one of the world's most popular.

 

BlackBerry 10 is supposedly not getting a native Instagram app.
 
As BlackBerry 10 works to get a foothold in the smartphone market, it's considered crucial that the platform carry all the components important to users. Besides a camera, Wi-Fi support, and a well-designed interface, the smartphone also needs to be able to carry popular apps.
However, it's looking like one of the world's most popular apps isn't planning on developing a version for BlackBerry 10. Instagram is reportedly not going to create a native BlackBerry 10 app, according to AllThingsD. VentureBeat also reported on this back in October.
"There will be no [native] Instagram for BB10 for now," an unnamed source familiar with the matter told AllThingsD. "Frankly, I'm not sure there will ever be."

This could come as a blow to the nascent platform. In order for users to buy a device, they'll want to have the same apps as their friends with devices from other companies. Also, to lure app developers, a platform needs to be seen as successful in the app world.
However, some people argue that a smaller app store and lack of popular apps, like Instagram, don't matter for a company that specializes in the enterprise market. And, BlackBerry 10 has managed to get several other popular native apps, such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
According to AllThingsD, Instagram is developing a port of the Android version of the app, which will let BlackBerry users access the app. However, the news site also says that Android ports are less user-friendly than native apps.
 we contacted BlackBerry and Instagram for comment. We'll update the story when we get more information.