In late September, the official Twitter Blackberry gave one of the plans of the brand. The text: “Still 100% committed to take the # BBM to Android and the iPhone. Join BBM.com to know when # BBM4All” created expectations for the launch of BBM for new appliances as i Phone and compatibility with Android .
After the tweet, which revealed no expected date for the premiere, executive vice president of BBM, Andrew Bocking, took action and said not launch the application for now. On the other hand, Gary Klassen, maker of BlackBerry Messenger, let users more curious when he revealed the site The Mobile Indian that the application could reach new platforms.
The Canadian had already shown that the BlackBerry 10 could reach new desktops such as Windows and Mac OS interface using a mirror. BBM would be a novelty applications. The information given to the site also generated great expectation for the Windows Phone as the next to receive the app.
Online stores in New Zealand and Australia, for example, began to sell the application, but were interrupted when it was found that the Android version knocked some servers.
And through the creation of so many expectations, users are even more anxious.
By Jaime Pargan
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