BlackBerry BalanceīlackBerry Balance is a new feature introduced in BlackBerry 10, enabling users to keep both personal data and office work data separated in its own spaces. Developers are also given options to integrate apps into the Blackberry Hub. Users can perform various tasks like compose emails, send emails, and browse social networks, without accessing other apps. The hub can be accessible from any app/lock screen, by performing an upside down j-hook gesture. Standard notifications like missed calls, voicemail, and system updates also appear on the hub. These include, at launch, standard E-mail client, Twitter, Facebook, BlackBerry Messenger (BBM), and LinkedIn (with options to turn any of these services off). BlackBerry HubīlackBerry Hub acts as a notification center, with the user’s entire social and email accounts integrated into one app. Most accessed apps are also view-able to users on this multitasking screen. Examples of this include, picture app cycling through a photo album or calendar app showing upcoming events and meetings. Some apps also offer widget like functionality, similar to Android. Users can switch through running applications by tapping on any of the apps or close them by tapping on the ‘X’ on the lower right of the app itself. Swiping up from any application brings up the running application screen, which function as an application switcher and a task manager. Similar to BlackBerry Tablet OS, BlackBerry 10 OS also supports multitasking with gesture integration. Finally, swiping left to right (or vice versa) scroll through the available screens. Also, while using any application, the upside down J-hook (starting from the bottom of the bezel and moving upward and right) allows users to peek at any notifications or messages on the BlackBerry Hub. Users can also swipe from the top edge, to bring down a quick setting shade on the home screen, or an option shade on other supported apps. From there, users can view and close active applications. Quick swiping up from the bottom edge of the bezel will result in users returning to the home screen. Gestures are largely integrated within the BlackBerry 10, featuring four main gestures for easy navigation.
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It eliminates the home button that are found in iOS and Android systems.īlackberry Hub being viewed from Blackberry World on a Blackberry Z10 Features Gestures The Operating System also features the 'Hub', a list accessible from anywhere in the OS where all notifications including emails, social networking sites and text messages in one complete list. Active Frames are applications that are currently running within the operating system, but minimized and showing a feed of live information on the home screen. The user interface also includes the ability to run 8 "Active Frames". The features shown off at the BlackBerry World conference included a unique platform-wide flow interface, a new intelligent keyboard, as well as a camera app which allows the user to adjust the photo or individual faces by moving through time scale to optimize picture quality. On, Thorsten Heins, CEO of BlackBerry officially unveiled the BlackBerry 10 platform.
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The company also announced that the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet would receive an update to BlackBerry 10 later in 2013.
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The operating system, as well as two devices, the Z10 (a full touchscreen device), and the Q10 (a device equipped with a physical keyboard), were announced simultaneously around the world on January 30, 2013. On November 12, 2012, Heins announced a Janulaunch of the BlackBerry 10 operating system and the first smartphones running it. BlackBerry 10 and BlackBerry Tablet OS have numerous technical similarities, with BlackBerry 10 providing substantial enhancements over the earlier releases. BlackBerry 10 is the third major release of a QNX based operating system, following the release of BlackBerry Tablet OS with the BlackBerry PlayBook on April 19, 2011, and BlackBerry Tablet OS version 2.0 on February 21, 2012. It is based on QNX which was acquired by BlackBerry in April 2010. The most recent example being the Z10 smartphone. C/ C++: Native SDK, C++/ Qt:Cascades SDK, HTML5/ Javascript/ CSS:Webworks SDK, ActionScript: Adobe AIR, Java: Android runtime īlackBerry 10 is a proprietary mobile operating system developed by BlackBerry Limited (formerly Research In Motion) for its BlackBerry line of smartphone and tablet handheld devices.
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