RIM has seeded over 5,000 BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha devices to developers
- RIM has seeded over 5,000 BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha devices to developers
RIM has seeded over 5,000 BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha devices to developers | MobileSyrup.comBB10FTW likes this.06-18-12 05:36 PMLike 1 - This is actually very cool. Apple and Google have never given us free hardware to develop on, and they certainly haven't paid for our data plan while we develop and test!
As someone said in another thread, you gotta give RIM for trying to get the developer part of the equation in place.BB10FTW likes this.06-18-12 05:42 PMLike 1 -
- This is actually very cool. Apple and Google have never given us free hardware to develop on, and they certainly haven't paid for our data plan while we develop and test!
As someone said in another thread, you gotta give RIM for trying to get the developer part of the equation in place.
i think that might of been me? But either way I love the way RIM is approaching this transition. If you read "The Verge" article of the downfall of WebOs. It is the complete opposite of what HP tried to do.
Sent from my BlackBerry 9810 using Tapatalk06-18-12 09:11 PMLike 0 - That's a heck of a lot of phones put out there! It's actually somewhat surprising to me that with all the doom in the media that's, reported RIM is still able to pull in all these revs. Amazing really! Can't wait for BBX!06-19-12 06:35 AMLike 0
- This is actually very cool. Apple and Google have never given us free hardware to develop on, and they certainly haven't paid for our data plan while we develop and test!
As someone said in another thread, you gotta give RIM for trying to get the developer part of the equation in place.06-19-12 07:55 AMLike 0 -
Now that I think about it, Palm gave us free hardware, too.
Nevertheless, I'm still very happy with our RIM is dealing with the community now versus how they used to be.sleepngbear and Sith_Apprentice like this.06-19-12 08:10 AMLike 2 - Sith_ApprenticeMod Team EmeritusThey give hardware at IO, that's true. But RIM didn't charge us for the conference. They gave away those 100% discount codes pretty liberally.
Now that I think about it, Palm gave us free hardware, too.
Nevertheless, I'm still very happy with our RIM is dealing with the community now versus how they used to be.06-19-12 08:25 AMLike 0 - sleepngbearRetired ModeratorThey give hardware at IO, that's true. But RIM didn't charge us for the conference. They gave away those 100% discount codes pretty liberally.
Now that I think about it, Palm gave us free hardware, too.
Nevertheless, I'm still very happy with our RIM is dealing with the community now versus how they used to be.kbz1960 likes this.06-19-12 08:28 AMLike 1 - This'll help with getting the smaller/indie developers, but RIM really needs to go for the larger developers too! BB10 launch really needs to have most of the big third party apps to get some recognition in the marketplace. RIM can't afford for BB10 to fail.anon(3310921) likes this.06-19-12 10:53 PMLike 1
- Tre LawrenceBetween RealitiesGood move. Treat the developers like gold. I like it.
Google still gives away free hardware if you pay for the conferences and fly out west. Not cheap.06-19-12 11:22 PMLike 0 - Yes. And if you really want to develop quality software for Android, you need at least a half dozen different devices or more to deal with at least some of the different options your users will have. Definitely not cheap.06-19-12 11:32 PMLike 0
- They give hardware at IO, that's true. But RIM didn't charge us for the conference. They gave away those 100% discount codes pretty liberally.
Now that I think about it, Palm gave us free hardware, too.
Nevertheless, I'm still very happy with our RIM is dealing with the community now versus how they used to be.06-20-12 01:48 AMLike 0 - 06-20-12 11:58 AMLike 0
- How can i become a developer?
Was always interested in mobile design anyway?
Tips? Hints? Anyone?
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