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We had the opportunity to interview Alec Saunders, VP of Developer Relations, post CES 2012 and pre-DevCon Europe. We grill Alec over BlackBerry 10, PlayBook OS 2.0, Skype, Netflix, and more asking him questions like, “Will blackberry 10 bring a fresh user interface or will it be more similar to the playbook tablet OS 2.0″ and “We know you get asked a lot about this, but will Skype or Netflix make it to the PlayBook?”
We’re pleased to have Alec give us straightforward answers to our deep Q&A. Alec has been spearheading the ‘BlackBerry Evangelist’ team, where he and his team show non-BlackBerry developers why they should bring their apps to the platform. So far, we believe they’re doing an excellent job. Have a listen to our interview and let us know your thoughts.
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Tags: Alec Saunders, Apps, BlackBerry 10, PlayBook OS 2.0, TAT Cascades
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Great questions guys! That was awesome. Now we know Cascades is going to be all over BB10. Alec was straight to the point and very clear on the new BB10 platform strategy.
great work mr atkins and n4bb team..
wow, so far the best interview with @asaunders, great questions, no softballs here
Can you post transcripts of your interviews? I can’t listen to these at work but I’d like to be able to read them.
Wonderful interview with questions that people want asked! Way to go and thank you. I think I may have been following the wrong site for my blackberry needs. I’ll be signing up thanks to this interview. Again great work!!!
Awesome Interview! This site may have just become my favorite BB site!
–Joz
Long Live The RIMpire
We need angry birds in space please sort out your issues later. Please
excellent interview, i have faith in RIM. 7 & 6 were a advantage over 5 and 10 sounds very promising. ive stuck with blackberry even throughout the iphone craze and the android conspiracy. no real hard feelings toward the parent companies because my blackberry device has always done what i needed when i needed. i always hear alot of talk that other os’ are more fun, if i wanted more fun i’d buy a xbox360 or a pspVita. RIM is doing a awesome job incorporating android market place into the playbook, and trying to convince the world into just letting your phone be a phone and have a accessory device to pick up the slack. 1up RIM