Two Blackberry 10 Devices Parts Leaked

As the date of releasing RIM’s new mobile devices–Blackberry 10 handsets is coming soon, more slipped-out materials are on internet now. A couple of days ago, a picture from UnwiredView shows an all-touch device named Blackberry Z10 in both white and black color.



From reliable sources, ETradeSupply has got two digitizers and a digitizer and LCD assembly from 2 different Blackberry 10 phones.
One digitizer and the digitizer and LCD assembly are from the same device, which look compatible with the so called Blackberry Z10. Let’s first take a look at the digitizer and LCD assembly of Blackberry Z10. On the top of the front side lies the proximity and light sensor holes and the front camera hole. On the bottom, the barcode indicates its sample identity.

Turn it over, we can find out that both the flex cables of digitizer and LCD are short and the LCD flex cables are adhered on the LCD.

Seeing from this angle, the LCD of this assembly is a little bit thicker than the digitizer and front glass lens. Apparently, the so called Blackberry Z10 has adopted an normal LCD display.

Looking at the other digitizer which looks like the Blackberry 10 Dev Alpha. On the top of the digitizer, only 3 holes：light, proximity sensor holes and front camera hole. The earphone hole is not on the front glass which is compatible to the Blackberry 10 Dev Alpha. Compared with the former one, the flex cable of this digitizer is much longer.


It’ is reported that RIM will release its Blackberry 10 devices in Jan 30th, 2013, ETradeSupply will keep an eye on that event and share the latest news with you.

First BlackBerry 10 smartphone’s name is ‘Z10’

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Analysis In RIM’S first BlackBerry 10 smartphone, before it is known as the L-Series and “London” will apparently be named as the “BlackBerry Z10” according to marketing materials obtained by UnwiredView. RIM’s QWERTY BlackBerry 10 device that’s slated for a release sometime between March and June will reportedly go by the name “BlackBerry X10.” 

As we inch closer to BlackBerry 10’s release on January 30th in New York City, all focus are on RIM to deliver a new device and OS that finally keep pace with iOS and Android. Most recently, RIM’s Dev Alpha B smartphone running BB10 was found overcoming the iPhone 5 on iOS 6 and HTC Windows Phone 8X running Windows Phone 8 in a Web browser speed and rendering comparison test. All RIM should do now is deliver remarkable hardware and apps to win users who have long since gave up BlackBerrys for iPhones and DROIDS.