[yeohda]

I like the look of the Classic and this is exactly what my wife wants (she sadly jumped to iPhone despite my efforts).

The thing is, looking at the pictures so far, there isn't a lot of room for the upward swipe to exit an app or the "dogleg right" swipe to peek into the hub. Furthermore, how will they incorporate the Call/Menu/back/End Call buttons into the OS? The track pad is great, it will give some precision to editing and cursor movement but I'm intrigued by the other parts of the Toolbelt, but in a good way.

What are your thoughts guys? I think:
1. Call button: brings up the Phone app
2. Menu/Berry button: inside an app the short press brings up the option/overflow list. Long press executes the Peek. In the home screen short press brings up the app grid.
3. Back button: Short press goes back one screen in an app/ exits the app when at the first screen. Long press executes the Peek into and enters the the Hub.
4. End Call button: Exits the app.

With the Active Frames page as the multitasker now, there is a little redundancy between the Back and End Call buttons (they did different things on OS <7). Interested to hear some ideas on integrating the Toolbelt with BB10 for a fluid and cohesive experience.

Posted from my super duper Z30!

[hamsterwheel]

I'm sure we will get a video walk through soon