We’ve received the full spec sheet for the BlackBerry Z10 L-Series. More specifically for the GSM variants. A lot of it is already known, and has been speculated nearly spot-on. However, one thing that was left out was it’s battery life. The BlackBerry Z10 L-Series will feature an L-S1 battery. This is the same battery used in the BlackBerry Dev Alpha B (essentially a ‘LondonR... »
Research In Motion will have four variants of the BlackBerry 10 L-Series. This is likely to handle to different carrier network frequencies around the world. The four L-Series include: London, Liverpool, Laguna, and Lisbon. We’ve already shown you the hardware differences of the L-Series. With a recent specs leak, we’ve learned the BlackBerry 10 London will be the only device without 4... »
BlackBerry 10′s official launch is just a few weeks away. We’ve seen a few promotional material that has allowed us to learn the final production model of the L-Series will be called the BlackBerry Z10. Similar promotional slides have now surfaced that show off the core parts of the BlackBerry 10 operating system. It has been said these slides are the official retail marketing for Blac... »
Rogers Wireless has recently announced you can now pre-order a BlackBerry 10 device. What about the other Canadian carriers? One of our readers says a Bell Canada customer service rep says it will be possible on December 20th. No current pricing or availability were known. However, customers will be able to pre-order online and in-store. If true, pre-ordering a BB10 device on Bell Canada is just a... »
Previously, we showed you a slick looking image of the upcoming BlackBerry 10 L-Series. The same designer behind that image has made this concept photo of a white L-Series. We’ve seen a “spy shot” of a white BlackBerry 10 L-Series already. Though, it was far too blury. However, you could see that only the top and bottom bars of the device were whiter, but looking silver in color.... »
The BlackBerry 10 L-Series is a general term for three devices. Internally, there is what RIM calls the BlackBerry 10 London, Lisbon, and Laguna. Like the other codenames for BlackBerry devices, they were derived from those cities, literally. RIM had their design teams visit various cities around the world to gain insight architecturally, socially, etc. But what will be the main difference between... »
Yesterday we saw some crystal clear photos of the BlackBerry 10 L-Series. Now, Tinhte is back at it with video of the BlackBerry 10 L-Series. The video shows the L-Series stacked against the Dev Alpha B and later the iPhone 5. In the video we capture a glimpse of what making and receiving phone calls are like in BB10. Check out the video below and make sure you have tissues again before you begin ... »
Photos of the BlackBerry 10 L-Series are nothing short of new. By now, they’re coming a dime a dozen. However, what sets these news photos apart from the rest is the quality of the photos. As you can see, the new photos courtesy of Tinhte are of high quality. You can see the beautiful physique of the L-Series and its new textured back plate. Check out the rest of the photos below and grab so... »
The BlackBerry 10 L-Series has had its share of leaks lately. Most recently, we saw the L-Series stacked up against the Apple iPhone 5. The L-Series having a clearly bigger screen and no buttons, made the iPhone 5 look inadequate. Now, we get to see the BlackBerry 10 L-Series next to the Nokia Lumia 820. The two devices look relatively similar, but that’s what starts to happen with slate dev... »
Having the BlackBerry 10 L-Series photos hit the interwebs is nothing new these days. Though, it’s official unveiling is just a few months away. Nevertheless, seeing fresh photos of the BlackBerry 10 L-Series is still a nice thing. Check out the new photos below and let us know if you still like how the L-Series looks. Source: @leo_zhaobing via CB »
Research In Motion’s all-touch devices have since gone under the Torch branding. This was likely the beginning of RIM’s product consolidation process. Rather than creating an entirely new brand for all-touch devices, lump them together. Rumors had suggested that RIM might debut a new brand name for the first BlackBerry 10 L-Series device. Though, to continue with consolidation it would... »
If seeing DropBox, SkyDrive, Box, and other apps on a BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha B wasn’t enough. How about seeing them on the actual BlackBerry 10 L-Series? The image above once again is evidence that these apps could appear once BlackBerry 10 is released. Additionally, you can see the compass, file manager, voice control, YouTube, NFC smart tags, newstand, and Print to Go. This L-Series is al... »
If the BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha A and B devices are of any insight into the final BlackBerry 10 production unit, the BlackBerry ‘BB’ logo might be placed in the middle of the phone. You can see this in action in the photo above. In my opinion, that is a terrible spot for the ‘BB’ logo. When you’re walking around on a phone call, no one will see the ‘BB’ log... »
The BlackBerry 10 L-Series has had its share of leaks. Today, we get a glimpse of the BlackBerry 10 L-Series in a demo video from the Mexico region. Perhaps they’re short on BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha A’s and B’s? Nonetheless, you get a good look at the L-Series. What do you think of it? On a BlackBerry? Click here for mobile YouTube video via BBin »
When we first broke the news on the N-Series, it was discovered that Research In Motion decided to take away the TrackPad. Additionally, RIM planned to remove the rest of the physical action buttons such as call, BlackBerry options, back, and end/power. This has since been confirmed in the recent video leak of the BlackBerry N-Series, which clearly shows the only physical buttons is the keypad. Yo... »
The BlackBerry 10 L-Series consists of three variants: London, Lisbon, and Laguna. Each L-Series is set for a specific spectrum (GSM, CDMA). Not much is said to be different between them, except for the London. While both the Lisbon and Laguna are said to have a Qualcomm SnapDragon processor, the London will allegedly have a TI OMAP4 processor. The London will also not have an LTE chipset, accordi... »
If yesterday’s promotional video wasn’t enough to make you salivate for the BlackBerry 10 L-Series, perhaps these tutorial videos might make the difference. The new videos show all parts of how to operate the BlackBerry 10 operating system. Check out the videos below and let us know what you think. On a BlackBerry? Click here for mobile YouTube video On a BlackBerry? Click here for mob... »
*UPDATE* – We have removed the video Earlier today we saw the first ever photos of the BlackBerry N-series surface. Now, a video of both the L and N series have surfaced demoing the devices. You get a pretty good idea now of how the devices will be. What are you initial first reactions? Check out the video below and let us know your thoughts on their form factor. Blackberry 10 In The right h... »
Research In Motion just recently released an update to the BlackBerry 10 beta operating system. Developers can install it on their BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha A. Or, it comes pre-installed for those who received the BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha B. However, we’ve discovered that hidden in the beta OS is a tutorial video that shows the bottom section of what we’ve seen to be the final BlackBerry ... »
If the plethora of BlackBerry 10 L-Series leaks haven’t already been making you salivate for BlackBerry 10, just wait until you watch this video. The concept designer, John Anastasiadis, who has put together many BlackBerry design concepts has whipped up a slick 3D render concept for the L-Series. Using many of the photos that did leak of the BlackBerry 10 L-Series and the BlackBerry 10 Dev ... »
