[r0v3rT3N]

QWERTY-e1356359692723.png
Sexy!
The white version seems to be missing the chrome things in between the keyboard, and imo looks like a curve!
One of them may be a Dev Alpha C!
Found on: MobileSyrup
Original Source: 4Chan

[yabanumay]

The one on the left!!!!! This must be a mid range device (curve)

[BThunderW]

Wow, original source 4Chan? LOL.

[D_March]

The Bold looks great in this pic. I think that will be my next phone.

[aragone79]

QWERTY-e1356359692723.png
Sexy!
The white version seems to be missing the chrome things in between the keyboard, and imo looks like a curve!
One of them may be a Dev Alpha C!
Found on: MobileSyrup
Original Source: 4Chan

Wow, this is awesome. Want to taste them all.

[kyleheney]

White one is likely Dev Alpha C... the black keyboard version looks more "final" in my opinion, so would makes sense that it is the N series. The raised keys of the white one make it look like a cheaper device, and since they haven't announced any launch of a "Curve" level device, I'd say it's likely the Dev C.

[RubberChicken76]

Damn, can't decide.

I am a keyboard guy when it comes to communication. Despite 6 months on iOS, and fanboys telling me "I'll get used to the keyboard", the reality is that I still hate typing on glass and am still not anywhere near as quick as I was on my 9900 for typing out emails or instant messages. I have improved but still not great at it. My gut tells me that BlackBerry 10 is going to see a lot of its early success with existing BlackBerry users and that those users will naturally gravitate to the QWERTY version over the touchscreen version.

But ...

That full touch device looks cool. My theory is also that it will have more apps out of the gate too. RIM has been seeding PlayBooks and Dev Alphas for a while. The screen is similar enough in resolution and aspect ratio to the PlayBook, and I own a lot of PlayBook apps already. The square 720 x 720 screen on the QWERTY device suggests to me (perhaps incorrectly) that developers may need to do a lot of rework on their apps to get them to look right.

Decisions, decisions. Thanks for sharing

[r0v3rT3N]

Damn, can't decide.

I am a keyboard guy when it comes to communication. Despite 6 months on iOS, and fanboys telling me "I'll get used to the keyboard", the reality is that I still hate typing on glass and am still not anywhere near as quick as I was on my 9900 for typing out emails or instant messages. I have improved but still not great at it. My gut tells me that BlackBerry 10 is going to see a lot of its early success with existing BlackBerry users and that those users will naturally gravitate to the QWERTY version over the touchscreen version.

But ...

That full touch device looks cool. My theory is also that it will have more apps out of the gate too. RIM has been seeding PlayBooks and Dev Alphas for a while. The screen is similar enough in resolution and aspect ratio to the PlayBook, and I own a lot of PlayBook apps already. The square 720 x 720 screen on the QWERTY device suggests to me (perhaps incorrectly) that developers may need to do a lot of rework on their apps to get them to look right.

Decisions, decisions. Thanks for sharing

On January 30th 2013, the choosing is the hardest part.

[aragone79]

White one is likely Dev Alpha C... the black keyboard version looks more "final" in my opinion, so would makes sense that it is the N series. The raised keys of the white one make it look like a cheaper device, and since they haven't announced any launch of a "Curve" level device, I'd say it's likely the Dev C.

As long as the curve keep the legacy robustness and tough material, I think it will be a flagship for business segment.

Especially if RIM can sell it around USD 200 - 300 with no contract.

[Villain]

I was completely against a full screen bb BUT it will def be the flagship and one to go for. I would say that white device is without a doubt a curve like model.

[notfanboy]

Wow, original source 4Chan? LOL.

Lmao. And some people here crucify bloggers when they fail to live up to journalistic standards.

[Toodeurep]

Nice find! My wallet will get much lighter next year!

[BB_Bmore]

Now its really starting to feel like Christmas!!!!

[kemj]

I'm in love with both the Z10 and X10

@_@

Dev Alpha looks like the HTC Status hehe

[r0v3rT3N]

I'm in love with both the Z10 and X10

@_@

Dev Alpha looks like the HTC Status hehe

That isn't confirmed yet, we have no idea what the white thing is!

[mathking606]

R Series Anyone?

[bdinke01]

White one is probably going to be a "special" blackberry production line for a strategic partner...I do remember the RIM team working closely with Facebook on the new top-rated BB10 web browser...A Facebook Blackberry for the masses???

[r0v3rT3N]

White one is probably going to be a "special" blackberry production line for a strategic partner...I do remember the RIM team working closely with Facebook on the new top-rated BB10 web browser...A Facebook Blackberry for the masses???

I doubt it, higher chance of it being a dev unit or the r-series.

[PowderJockey]

I think I will need to put both in my hands before I make a decision. While I like the use of the keyboard, (8330) the Z10 style is where everything is now a days.

I'm sure there will be more photo leaks of the X10, so the wait continues.

[AidenSurvival]

The white one definitely looks like a curve. I doubt it's final. I'm gettin' excited for BB 10.

[imcurved]

Thanks for the find. I'll take the Z and the X. The white phone at first glance looks cute but ten seconds later, I grew out of the look of the keyboard ten seconds.

[bizarrejustin]

ill take the far right please. black n series! perfect upgrade from 9930

[JAGWIRE]

My guess is that's its the R-series that was leaked about awhile ago. Both other devs have been in black why would they do one in white now?

[jegs2]

Thanks for the pics! Once my contract is up, the N-Series should have all the bugs worked out.

[Acumenight]

The family is missing their slider