BlackBerry A10 Will Use Dual-Core Processor Only? (Rumor)

Earlier this year, BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins provide clues about the existence of a BlackBerry device category of high-end that makes it a very enthusiastic and ready for release scheduled for the end of the holiday season. If you share that enthusiasm, you'll want to hold it a little feelings for BlackBerry leaked roadmap indicates that the high-end handset is probably still not as sophisticated as you'd expect.

The device in question is the BlackBerry A10, a 5-inch display systems possible alias 0.8 inches larger than the Z10. This size makes it worth the Galaxy S4. To spur the kitchen, BlackBerry will still likely use a dual-core processor and 2GB of RAM.

About the use of dual-core processor, the BlackBerry reportedly still difficult to optimize the battery life of the BlackBerry 10 OS if the OS is operating on a quad-core processor. To minimize the risks that arise, BlackBerry had no choice but to use a dual-core processor.

It is obviously very disappointing, because both iOS and Android have both switched to a quad-core architecture (some of them even have used the octa-core). Not to mention Windows Phone 8 products from Nokia that will reportedly also compatible with 800 Snapdragon processor from Qualcomm.

What about you? Prepared to wait until BlackBerry 10 get support for quad-core processors will continue to buy the A10 or so BlackBerry released at the end of this year?

Blackberry | On BBM 7 Can Backup And Restore BBM contacts, Really?

Usually the presence of a new version of an application will be given the ease and comfort for its users. But it seems not so for some BlackBerry SmartPhone users, with the presence of BBM version 7.0 seems some users feel less comfortable because of the loss of a much-needed feature for its users, such as Backup and Restore Contacts facilities. Due to this feature user can backup and restore contacts despite not being in an active state BIS.BBM package-logo

We need to know exactly on BlackBerry Messenger 7 has been using Sistek data synchronization between servers with each BlackBerry device user to use BBID. So automatically when you upgrade your version of BBM, and after the upgrade process is successful, automatically your BBM contacts will reappear, with the synchronization process BBM contacts stored on RIM's servers to your BlackBerry device. And again for future RIM will use as a gate to BBID including contact data synchronization between devices (BB) to the server.

Therefore for the sake of data security and device contacts you, you should register with the BBID is especially true in this case signup email as username, why. It is feared one day you forget your password BBID and require to recovery, then the existence of an active and valid email is required.