The fate of BlackBerry lies in the hands of enterprise and social smartphone users. The most coveted software currently wanted from BlackBerry is the BlackBerry Messenger app for Android and iOS, which unfortunately was not released due to unauthorized leaked versions, but will be released soon.
In an effort to keep BlackBerry in the black, the management sent out an open letter to the media to let them know that BlackBerry has cash on hand. The letter also stated:
Google is pushing in a whole series of updates to many of its services- Google Voice, Gmail, Hangouts and Device ...
"Marlee Signs" American Sign Language app has been updated to be used on iPhone as well as the iPad with new features.
The latest update features:
BlackBerry announced plans to make its BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) app available for free to iOS and Android users this summer, with support planned for iOS6, and Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) or higher, (all apps subject to approval by the Apple App Store and Google Play.)
There were leaks that suggested a release date for the apps on June 27. However it seems that were was a delay. Summer is not over, yet, when you'll be able to connect more than 60 million BBM monthly active users.
ATIV S Neo features ATIV Beam using near field communication (NFC) to share photos, music and video with other Windows Phone 8 and select Android devices. This appears to compatible with S Beam found on the Samsung Galaxy S 4/III, Note II and other Galaxy S devices.