As it stands, most of BlackBerry 10 is still shrouded in mystery. Not even the Dev Alpha devices that will be made available to developers offer a glimpse of RIM's new software -- they're running a modified version of the PlayBook OS instead. All that said, RIM hopes to whet our appetites with glimpses at some of the nifty little touches that BlackBerry 10 will sport when it sees a widespread launch later this year. TechCrunch went to Waterloo and met with Vivek Bhardwaj, RIM's Head of Software Portfolio, who took a few moments to give us one such sneak peek -- an early look at BlackBerry 10's keyboard, still a work in progress.Air Force Academy Hotel cheap coach hire dentist reno di it yourself aluminum stamping tools
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