Gadgetory

hey guys this is brian bennett cnet.com and we're here at blackberry jam taking a look at the new software keyboard that's going to be implemented into blackberry 10 devices we're taking a look at the keyboard on the dev alpha prototype and we're here with gary classic who is the principal architect for rim and so let's see this keyboard in action right so this is the blackberry 10 keyboard you'll notice the familiar threats from the blackberry design and what's unique about this keyboard is that it'll actually anticipate what words I might want to type so if I type an eye and I see the word that I want I can simply flick that onto the screen it's actually already particularly good at anticipating what phrases i might need when I letter early this would be the home screen is showing me the different applications that the user may want and from here I'm able to see my universal inbox so all my unified communications at people are familiar with on blackberry and what we want to enable is that forever am in the UI I might want to be able to see what incoming notifications have come in you might want to peek at that but I might want to continue what I'm doing and from the universal inbox I can open up an email and also peek back to be able to see my overall communications and see where I came from and that continues to flow so I open up an attachment I can peek back to my email and further all the way back to my Inbox cool and from wherever i'm in new I i can always peak to check my notifications is there way one unified place to find all your notification for ya there would be one unified place where you can see all your notifications there will be okay maybe that by the end of the year their third quarter perhaps some somewhere in there we hope later this year later this year