Just imagine this-you are struggling to increase your share in the market, doing good enough and slowly progressing and when everything seems to be going your way, you encounter a new rival who also wants as much share as it could. This is what has happened with Microsoft. When it was just starting to give consumers a "third alternative" to Android and iOS with Windows Phone OS, Blackberry has revealed BB OS 10, a brilliant looking and promising OS. So, what would be the scene now?
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The market Pressure these days! Its a tough world out there in the land of technology and if you want to sell your products you got to keep a check on what the consumers need. The Korean giant Samsung has been doing a good job in last one year or so when it comes to smartphones and tablets. Its lineup of devices includes a Galaxy Note II which sports a 5.5-inch screen, hot-seller Galaxy S III and also Note 800 which is full-fledged 10.1-inch tablet. But after iPad mini made its way to the stores, there seems to be a lack of device somewhere between the Note II and Note 800 and Samsung knows what missing.
Blackberry OS 10 was launched in an event in New York this Wednesday. As expected, the launch of the OS was accompanied by the announcement of two devices who would be the first in line of a series of smartphones running on the new OS-Z10 and Q10. So what all happened in the event? How good are the two devices? Pricing and availability info? Well everything's here.So read on
