Well Word on the Digi-Street is This is the ONLY Phone RIM is Working on, especially after they have been allegedly getting Shut down by Carriers with Phones that still have the current Operating system, So they have stopped work on ALL Phones except this one(After the Jump), The “London”, We are not supposed to have this Pic, but Hit the you know what!!! Follow @TatWza +TatWZA
Tech Talk News: Is A Fire Sale Coming For The Blackberry Playbook???
It’s Not that they cost too much to produce, it’s more that the Playbook is NOT Selling, so what ever it cost to produce, it seems like they are produced for themselves, I feel a Firesale coming on!! Hit the Jump just to see what kind of ‘Bath’ they are taking!! Follow @TatWza +TatWZA
Tech Talk Mobile: Did RIM/Blackberry Make Another Bad Move???
Well this time I’m not sure, but I wanna say I don’t think So. Yesterday Adobe told the world they will no longer put out or support Flash for Mobile devices(And TV’s Too), mostly because HTML5 is the way the web is moving and there is really no need for Flash with HTML5, as it let’s devices view Video. This kinda puts all devices on an even playing field, But RIM does not want to even the playing field, They want the Advantage, They want to keep Flash on the Playbook! Hit the Jump for the statement. +TatWZA
Tech Talk News: Does FaceBook Need Their Own OS???
According to the latest report by ABI Research they are predicting by the end of this year there’ll be 550 million people accessing social networks from their mobile device. Just this past week Facebook announced they have over 350 million active mobile users, so reaching the 550 million mark with all the other social networking sites like LinkedIn, Twitter, MySpace (if anyone uses it anymore) and Google+ is going to be a breeze. This number of people using social on mobile is also estimated to dramatically increase well into 2016 with over 1.7 billion users. Social, clearly past a buzzword now, is clearly a big part of the mobile future. @TatWZA @Yungjohnnybravo
Tech Talk App: Blackberry Gets Video Editing App???
RIM Recently acquired online Video Editing Service Jaycut, which will presumably be for the Playbook, and when Finally Drops a Smartphone(one with the QNX OS like Playbook) it will be able to completely mobile, unfortunately that may take longer than we want(because it already is) -_- But hit the Jump to take a peek! Tat WZA
