“Bad products, horrible software and no cohesive vision have seemingly turned Research In Motion into a company without motion at this point,” Jonathan S. Geller reports for BGR.
“Thanks to one of our most trusted sources, BGR now has new information on what’s going on inside Research In Motion, and the picture it paints isn’t a pretty one.,” Geller reports. “Our source has communicated to us in no uncertain terms that the PlayBook 2.0 OS developers have been testing is a crystal clear window into the current state of BlackBerry 10 on smartphones. No email, no BlackBerry Messenger — it’s almost identical.”
Geller reports, “We also have some more background on why RIM’s BlackBerry 10 smartphones are delayed, and it has nothing to do with a new LTE chipset that RIM is waiting on. In what is something of a serious allegation, our source told us that Mike Lazaridis was lying when he said the company’s new lineup was delayed for that reason. ‘RIM is simply pushing this out as long as they can for one reason, they don’t have a working product yet,’ we were told.”
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