[W Hoa]

More to come

�There�s some platforms out there now that are ubiquitous, there�s a lot of prevalence with them,� Mr. MacLeod said. �There�s just a hunger and a desire for people to see what�s new and innovative and different. ... That�s why we�ve seen a lot of the pre-sales and pre-reg has been from other platforms, they haven�t just been from BlackBerry.�

But even as RIM rolls out the Z10 across the globe, and the BlackBerry Q10 � which has a physical keyboard � will follow, it is clearly just a beginning for RIM.

Mr. MacLeod said �there�s a robust roadmap� of devices to come over the next year: They will be aimed at people who want devices in different shapes and sizes, and at the big emerging markets, such as Nigeria and Indonesia, where BlackBerry is still a strong brand.

�Whether you want a smaller screen, a bigger screen � whether you want a hybrid between a smartphone or a tablet � I think what�s important is we now have a platform that can support all of those different preferences,� he said. �We will listen to the market and given them what they desire and want.�

RIM

[tharrison4815]

Actually it is the end for RIM..


..It's the beginning for BlackBerry

[Emu the Foo]

Good associated save or else crackberry would have your head. I think they will be fine. Maybe not over take apple (heard they are now 51% of market) but it's getting old. Android it can really take a chunk out of I feel

[Tom689]

Android is closer to 60% of the us market right now. Hopefully that'll change in a few months