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BlackBerry launched its BB10 OS after a lot of anticipation and wait. And although BB10 is an impressive piece of work, it has failed to ruffle many feathers in the smartphone market. Surprisingly, it is not the only OS BlackBerry is pushing into its devices. The company has launched 9720 smartphone, a new device that runs the old BB7 OS rather…

For a long time we have been hearing rumors that BlackBerry is making a new smartphone called BlackBerry Z30 and you might have already seen a glimpse of this device in video and pictures. Lately, Vietnamese YouTube user "Cellphone S" has posted a new 6-minute video that shows off an AT&T-branded BlackBerry Z30.

A leaked photo shows off a device reported to be the next BlackBerry A10. The styling is much more rounded compared to BlackBerry’s current smartphones like the Z10. The BlackBerry A10, codenamed Aristo, looks like a mix of Samsung Galaxy S4 and HTC One.

In the past, BlackBerry had announced that it will be bringing its latest mobile OS, the BlackBerry 10, to the ill-fated tablet BlackBerry PlayBook. However, much to the chagrin and utter disappointment of PlayBook users, the company has now announced that the tablet won't be getting the update afterall.

Although BlackBerry 10 handsets arrived after a lot of anticipation and wait, they failed to win a lot of hearts. The handsets have failed to gain a lot of traction, something which has worsened over reports that users started facing automatic reboot issues on BlackBerry Z10 handsets. However, a new update effectively resolves this issue.

If you are a BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 user, here are some good news for you. The company is rolling out a new security option which would allow you to make use of the 'Secure Work Space' feature, even if you are using an iOS or Android device.

In a bid to reach out to the developer community, BlackBerry has accepted many such apps which were ported from the Android platform. Currently, nearly 20 percent of the apps available for BlackBerry 10 are ported. However, users seem unsatisfied with the quality of such BlackBerry apps.

Last week, we saw a leaked photo of BlackBerry R10, a new BlackBerry 10 smartphone. Lately, another photo of BlackBerry R10 has been leaked, along with some rumored specs.

Research firm Raymond James has applied “a novel way of polling consumer sentiment in the smartphone market.” Instead of asking what handset the consumers prefer, the firm asked which handset they wouldn’t use ever. The results are pretty interesting.

BlackBerry has mentioned its plans to launch a total of six new devices in 2013. The company has already unveiled BlackBerry Z10 and we will see QWERTY-keyboard equipped BlackBerry Q10 very soon. Now among the rest of the four devices is an 'exciting' BlackBerry 10 R-Series smartphone, and recently its purported image has been leaked.