BlackBerry 10 Accepts Operator Testing

On November 2, 2012, according to relevant reports, as RIM announced that more than 50 telecom operators began testing their BlackBerry 10 mobile phones, RIM shares closed up nearly 10% on November 1.

RIM announced on Wednesday that more than 50 telecom operators have begun testing their BlackBerry 10 mobile phones. This news prompted RIM's share price to close up nearly 10% on Thursday.

It is reported that RIM plans to release the BlackBerry 10 smart phone in the first quarter of 2013, and this test phase is an important step. It hints to investors that after many delays, this "unsuccessful" phone will eventually Listed early next year.

Operators need to test the BlackBerry 10 platform and RIM products to confirm that they can use it on their own networks. This program is called Lab Entry. RIM CEO Thorsten Heins stated in a statement on Wednesday: “I am very excited to confirm here that our new mobile computing platform, the BlackBerry 10, has achieved a crucial milestone in the development process. In the past week, the BlackBerry 10 has been tested on 'Lab Entry' among more than 50 operators. This is a key step for us to prepare for the release of BlackBerry 10 in the first quarter of 2013."

Recently, the US market is now launching the smartphone "war" in the holiday shopping season. RIM hopes to use the release of the BlackBerry 10 device to reverse the company's unfavorable situation in the mobile market.