Could this hopefully lead to one of those private meetings, where BB and Google could talk Google services?
I don't know if this is something really in the cards, but if BB could give consumers the option to use these services I can only see this as a winning proposition.
Either way good on Chen for Staying in the public eye and telling the world the virtues of BB10 & Blackberry.
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Would be way cooler to attract others back to BlackBerry. I know my boss is ready to commit back to BlackBerry simply because of snap, I gave him instructions on how to load it.
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I wonder if Schmidt still uses a BB.
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Doubt it. It's not like this event is designed to place competitors into a "let's work together" round robin forum.
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Did you read the itinerary?
"The invitation-only confab will feature panels, networking and presentations from chief executives of about 150 companies in the social, mobile, analytics and cloud sectors. More than 800 senior-level investors and corporate executives are expected to attend".
It seems like anything may be possible.
Yeah I read it. That all applies to communication to the media. Not one portion of that alludes to inter-company interaction.
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Hard to say because he's very careful with his usage, even back in 2009 he was always hiding which device he used and even on Twitter and Google+ he seems very in-touch with the idea that if he uses something other than the 'web', he's gonna get called out for it. His Google+ has some awesome pics from a drone he owns though lol.
Yes. I remember the pick of him snapping a picture out a window. If you look closely it was a bold.
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"OK, I got you your tool belt back... now give me Google Services."
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It's implicit that one of the objectives for the event is having some sort of "informal or formal" networking as mentioned by the organizers. So it's safe to say anything is possible. Anyway, we shall soon find out.
I may very well be the only person on the planet that distrusts Google and wants as little as possible to deal with any Google service. Google creeps me out. Too invasive, at least from what I can tell. It's one of the main reasons I won't use Android or Gmail.