At WES 2010 on Tuesday, RIM announced a lot more details about the next version of its OS platform, which it's now officially calling "BlackBerry 6," and provided a demo of the new software in action.
At WES 2010 on Tuesday, RIM announced a lot more details about the next version of its OS platform, which it's now officially calling "BlackBerry 6," and provided a demo of the new software in action.
Here is a punch list of the new features:
Updated GUI that extends the black OS 5 theme with new animations and transitions
New home screen
New Web browser based on Webkit, with multiple sessions and tabbed browsing
Multiple views in the UI for apps (such as All, Favorites, Media, Downloads)
New context-sensitive pop-up menus
Multi-touch, including pinch-to-zoom in Web browser and photos
Universal search
New app that will pull in feeds from both RSS and social media
New media player
Most of BlackBerry's core apps redesigned for the new platform
Here is the same video RIM Co-CEO Mike Lazaridis showed WES attendees during his Tuesday morning keynote: