[kaze_25]

Kris, have you found anything to be missing from this build, as alpha builds usually do?

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[lawguyman]

Has anyone tried Miracast with this yet?

I've got a miracast dongle. I'd be happy to help. Just saying. . .

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[Adam Szucs]

I'd like to think you had help, since someone bbm'd you so you could get that screenshot! LMAO


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You can go for the "most useful beggar" title ;D and by winning it, you can save a cat.

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[BlackScorpion3]

You can go for the "most useful beggar" title ;D and by winning it, you can save a cat.

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No, it's all good. I like to mess with Kris. He knows that by now.

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[Adam Szucs]

No, it's all good. I like to mess with Kris. He knows that by now.

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Your irony detector must functioning wrong. I know how much you meant it

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[Kris Simundson]

http://www.stuff.tv/blackberry/black...d-android/news

Awesome article

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[ukmight]

http://www.stuff.tv/blackberry/black...d-android/news

Awesome article

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The apple and Android fan boys commenting there didn't even understand the concept of actionable notification and started defending their OS claiming what is new. LOL.

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[Kris Simundson]

The apple and Android fan boys commenting there didn't even understand the concept of actionable notification and started defending their OS claiming what is new. LOL.

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Aha yea and here is idigitaltimes, they expected a UI overhaul lmao

http://www.idigitaltimes.com/article...-7-android.htm

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[Kris Simundson]

And now I'm onto page 6 of my Google search

http://techandgaming247.com/blackber...irect-support/

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[sgt50]

Kris has done more effective marketing in two days than BBRY has done in months, they should take note if you show what this os can and will do people will want it great job Kris

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[ukmight]

Aha yea and here is idigitaltimes, they expected a UI overhaul lmao

http://www.idigitaltimes.com/article...-7-android.htm

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Haha. Since Apple did it, isn't everyone else supposed to follow. *sarcasm*

Irrespective of how long Apple took to change and how OLD(new) BB10 is.

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[spork141]

Kris, does the URL bar in the browser (q10) hide on scroll with 10.2? is there an option?

[thurask]

Kris has done more effective marketing in two days than BBRY has done in months, they should take note if you show what this os can and will do people will want it great job Kris

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It would be funny if one day it would be BlackBerry's CMO leaking stuff here...

[ukmight]

Kris has done more effective marketing in two days than BBRY has done in months, they should take note if you show what this os can and will do people will want it great job Kris

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If BlackBerry weren't ready earlier with these features in the the OS earlier, you can hardly blame them.
They are trickling in now. Patience is the word now.

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[Kris Simundson]

Kris, does the URL bar in the browser (q10) hide on scroll with 10.2? is there an option?

Not yet

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[spork141]

Not yet

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Poo

[sgt50]

@ukmight I agree, but I think, like this beta release, giving people something to look forward to is key, not saying anything hurts them in the short term, it seems that these "leaks" is what gets people excited, nothing that BlackBerry is purposely doing, which they should IMHO

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[mphillips828]

WATCH his video! And listen.

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I did listen and didn't really understand, hence why I asked...one would assume a "Pinch GESTURE" would mean something to do with you know...a pinch like gesture to accomplish something...I didn't think clicking the button pinch gesture would take you to level 1 notificiations...the name and the action are not even close to being similar unless in an update you will be able to pinch within the hub to quickly show only your priority messages...thanks though

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[00stryder]

The apple and Android fan boys commenting there didn't even understand the concept of actionable notification and started defending their OS claiming what is new. LOL.

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What's interesting though is that, correct me if I'm wrong, actionable notifications would be a byproduct of the invocation software that BlackBerry is using now to make it easier for apps to communicate? If that's the case, I'm not exactly sure whether it'll be that simple to emulate on the other OS platforms.

Yes, I know there are jailbreak and Android third-party apps that can help to achieve this function, but it's been stated that their much more clunky with the execution.

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[ukmight]

What's interesting though is that, correct me if I'm wrong, actionable notifications would be a byproduct of the invocation software that BlackBerry is using now to make it easier for apps to communicate? If that's the case, I'm not exactly sure whether it'll be that simple to emulate on the other OS platforms.

Yes, I know there are jailbreak and Android third-party apps that can help to achieve this function, but it's been stated that their much more clunky with the execution.

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I am not sure since Apple managed that on OSX Mavericks. I haven't used it to know how it works. If it is simply opening the app, then it might be a no go. But their Facebook and Twitter status update from the home screen notification center on Mountain Lion seemed to work fine without the apps being open.

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[Iancarr27]

Yeah android does already for the most part things like halo are on the software level which is a little ball that can handle your notifications in any app by opening the full app but pitting it in a small pop up version of the app over any app your doing. Then halo will hide off the screen when ur not using it. You can also move halo anywhere on the screen a very very useful service but again right now only on rooted android devices. I myself still prefer how bb10 operates the reason I'm here

[00stryder]

I am not sure since Apple managed that on OSX Mavericks. I haven't used it to know how it works. If it is simply opening the app, then it might be a no go. But their Facebook and Twitter status update from the home screen notification center on Mountain Lion seemed to work fine without the apps being open.

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Gotcha, so invocation is nothing new I guess. Thanks for this.

Yeah android does already for the most part things like halo are on the software level which is a little ball that can handle your notifications in any app by opening the full app but pitting it in a small pop up version of the app over any app your doing. Then halo will hide off the screen when ur not using it. You can also move halo anywhere on the screen a very very useful service but again right now only on rooted android devices. I myself still prefer how bb10 operates the reason I'm here

(Disclaimer: Again, never used it myself so I don't know)

Yes, but does 'Halo' (for a second I thought you were talking about the game) let you respond directly from the notification itself? I guess you were responding to the invocation software part though, so I guess that's indication that the other OS's can achieve that function too. The way Clewley made it sound when Kevin interviewed him last year, invocation was apparently something unique to how QNX handles app requests.

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[ukmight]

Gotcha, so invocation is nothing new I guess. Thanks for this.



(Disclaimer: Again, never used it myself so I don't know)

Yes, but does 'Halo' (for a second I thought you were talking about the game) let you respond directly from the notification itself? I guess you were responding to the invocation software part though, so I guess that's indication that the other OS's can achieve that function too. The way Clewley made it sound when Kevin interviewed him last year, invocation was apparently something unique to how QNX handles app requests.

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BlackBerry has an advantage with the hub always open but I'm sure others can achieve this through a few additions to the OS.

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[Daveensannie]

[Niels B]

Any special reason?

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