RIM Exec Confirms Front-Facing Camera on BlackBerry in Early ‘10?
By Simon Sage on Friday, July 31st, 2009 at 10:17 AM PST In BlackBerry, Rumors
While video conferencing isn’t what you’d call a popular mobile activity, the supporting hardware is something we’ve been seeing in smartphones for years now, and it looks like RIM is deciding to catch up. According to a conversation with an anonymous RIM executive at the Brainstorm: Tech conference, the first BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) with a forward-facing conference camera will be making its way out in early 2010. Lack of concrete proof aside, it certainly sounds viable, and having at least one product with video conferencing capabilities would fill the demand (however small it may be). Is anyone seriously hurting for a feature like this?
[via TinyComb]
I would imagine that once some of the faster network services start to roll out that features like this will become more feasible and desired. Either way, COUNT ME IN!
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