Research in Motion, the famous BlackBerry maker is apparently planning to bring the latest iterations with front facing camera.
The company is planning to tweak the design of its Blackberries and making them more useful for corporate users. The front facing camera will be a help for video conferencing and the launch is expected by early 2010.
The front facing cameras have utilities attached to them; the most prominent among them is video conferencing. Nokia has already its products in the market supporting the same form factors.
The innovation will surely set the benchmark for mobile industry and will surely change the mobile landscape.
The news also emerged in the past, but this time it is expected that updates will gain real grounds.
In the meantime, RIM has just announced a new Smartphone, BlackBerry Curve 8520, which is carrying nine unique features, as cited by reports
The company is planning to tweak the design of its Blackberries and making them more useful for corporate users. The front facing camera will be a help for video conferencing and the launch is expected by early 2010.
The front facing cameras have utilities attached to them; the most prominent among them is video conferencing. Nokia has already its products in the market supporting the same form factors.
The innovation will surely set the benchmark for mobile industry and will surely change the mobile landscape.
The news also emerged in the past, but this time it is expected that updates will gain real grounds.
In the meantime, RIM has just announced a new Smartphone, BlackBerry Curve 8520, which is carrying nine unique features, as cited by reports
