WATERLOO, Canad ¡, 13 nov (Reuters) – Research In Motion
conf -a en que su nuevo dispositivo BlackBerry 10 estar ¡
totalmente listo para el lanzamiento del 30 de enero y
disponible en los negocios “no mucho tiempo despu (c)s”, dijo el
martes el presidente de operaciones Kristian Tear.
“Estamos trabajando muy duro en este momento para
asegurarnos de que todas las partes y todos los detalles est (c)n
listos para esa fecha, cuando los dispositivos estar ¡n
disponibles para los consumidores y empresas”, sostuvo Tear en
una entrevista con Reuters.
RIM , con sede en Waterloo, Ontario,
anunci ‘ el lunes la fecha de lanzamiento del 30 de enero.
RIM apuesta a que los nuevos tel (c)fonos inteligentes le
ayudar ¡n a recuperar el brillo perdido y detener la p (c)rdida de
participaci ‘n de mercado frente a Apple Inc y los
dispositivos alimentados con el sistema operativo Android de
Google.
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