3D Gaming to Hit BlackBerry Screens
10 Nov, 2009, 3:53 pm IST | by
Shayne Rana
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RIM’s has shown us that they are more than capable of developing a handset that’s fully equipped for their status quo business users that they’ve been catering to for years as well as today’s multimedia hungry users. One of the main things that you could say the Blackberry’s seriously lacked was their ability to support a better ‘breed’ of mobile games. That’s also about to change.
This is another big step the company has taken to make their handsets a little less niche and a little more multimedia-centric. Could we expect a 5 megapixel camera phone from them next? You never know.
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Tags: BlackBerry , BlackBerry Developer Conference 2009 , Mobile Gaming
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