The new BlackBerry

BlackBerry is still the number one platform for smartphones in the U.S., but is losing ground in the consumer market thanks to iPhone and Android development with a history of relatively stagnant.
The next BlackBerry OS 6 is the most innovative, bringing all kinds of new features to compete with IOS operating systems like Apple, Google Android, Palm / HP WebOS, and even the not-yet-released Microsoft Windows Phone 7. The first things you notice are the signs to the design and user interface work for other operating systems. There is horizontal scrolling through menus, used by Sony, but most successfully by Microsoft Zune, Kin, Phone and Windows 7 operating systems. There is a pop-up contacts - just tap the contact name and you will have many ways to contact this person, as a text message, phone call, email, IM.
There is a vague WebOS menu card-like pull-down cards in the new browser. But everything is still unmistakably BlackBerry, for better or for worse.

There are some new features like the new BlackBerry Messenger, so you can send images, videos or music from BlackBerry BlackBerry. The music player looks good, certainly better interface a bit 'ugly Android. I'd like to see a renewed BlackBerry App World market, but we got a lot of information but how App World will be altered in the new operating system version.

The new interface looks nice, the line of BlackBerry Storm, BlackBerry's first touch-based, suffered from lag and slowdowns, and we hope RIM BlackBerry resolved nodes to make you the easiest possible - especially if they really do have plans for BB6 beyond smartphones.