Thorsten Heins RIM CEO’s was spotted during an NBA game with the upcoming BB10 device

 

 

Even if we are still quite a way from the launch of BlackBerry 10 devices, recently the RIM CEO Thorsten Heins was spotted with one of them in public.

At a Lakers game a few days ago, both Thorsten Heins and RIM Senior Vice President, Software Product Management Andrew Bocking were spotted using BB10 phones and taking pictures with them. You can see that the phone Heins is using has the usual BlackBerry sticker on the back that they reserve for test devices but it’s strange seeing the CEO of the company in public using devices that are yet to be announced publicly.

 

 

Does he really wants us to believe that him being in the front seat of a popular sports game with hundreds of photographers around and making no attempts to hide the device was all just a coincidence? Not to mention why a sports photographer would have any interest in the CEO of RIM taking pictures with their new phone? .

 

Via : TechCrunch

 

RIM or Research In Motion Reports Second Quarter Fiscal 2013 Results : $2.9 billion in revenue, and $235 million loss

 

RIM (Research In Motion) has released its financial results for the second quarter of the year (the company changed from a fiscal year) and despite reported a loss of 235 million dollars, n ‘is not as bad as the previous quarter, when the loss of Canadian society was double.

In the case of income of Canadian society are $ 2.9 billion, that’s 31% less year-over-year. RIM managed to ship 7.4 million smartphones and approximately 130,000 PlayBook tablets, and has a range of a total of 80 million BlackBerry subscribers.

RIM (Research In Motion) reported $ 2.3 billion in cash and assets on hand. This is a slight increase from the fourth quarter of $ 2.2 billion. The Canadian smartphone maker says that everything goes as planned for the future BlackBerry 10, which is scheduled for launch early next year and the Canadian company looks forward to better times when the refreshed OS arrives on the market.

Source : TheVerge