Look, I'm going to be a bit harsh here. I've read your other BB cheerleading submission and the comments.
You can claim BB10 isn't dead, but neither is it alive.
It's vaporware at this point -- and it's logical to look at RIM's current performance to get a clue about how BB10 is going to perform and it just doesn't look good at all.
> Those of us actively developing for it are seeing lots of progress, and feel that RIM is far from dead.
Yeah and you're a small group of people compared to any other mobile platform with a very minority opinion. See also: the Amiga.
This just reeks of the WebOS debacle all over again. You can have the greatest technology ever but it won't matter if the company that owns it mis-markets/mis-manages it into the ground.
I hope they do succeed. I probably won't use one but it will foster more much needed competition.
You can claim BB10 isn't dead, but neither is it alive.
It's vaporware at this point -- and it's logical to look at RIM's current performance to get a clue about how BB10 is going to perform and it just doesn't look good at all.
> Those of us actively developing for it are seeing lots of progress, and feel that RIM is far from dead.
Yeah and you're a small group of people compared to any other mobile platform with a very minority opinion. See also: the Amiga.
This just reeks of the WebOS debacle all over again. You can have the greatest technology ever but it won't matter if the company that owns it mis-markets/mis-manages it into the ground.
I hope they do succeed. I probably won't use one but it will foster more much needed competition.