Toktumi Says the BlackBerry May be Doomed - Nah
Mobile Content Today Oct 29 09
Virtual office phone developer Toktumi's blog title may be a little dramatic (and probably untrue)...
Is the BlackBerry Doomed?
But, the content of this blog item is quite interesting reinforces what I've heard from other developers: Developing for RIM's fragmented BlackBerry platform can be a nightmare. As Toktumi notes: There are dozens of different models, many with different screen sizes, features, hardware, etc. If your software works on one, it may not work on others – so you have to test every single phone, every time you make a change.
Personally, I think the BlackBerry will continue to do just fine (though it might not grow marketshare at the rate it used to) as long as RIM continues to have a laser-like focus on keeping BlackBerry messaging features in tune with its business and consumer customers. Full story...
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