The service will be available to users from the USA, Great Britain, Canada, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Latin America, South Africa, Malaysia and Singapore. All music will be presented in the form of MP3 tracks with a 320 kbps bitrate/s without DRM protection, so users can easily copy the compositions from one device to another. The system will also contain integration with social networks and recommendations.
Recall that, according to reports, the first smartphone based on BlackBerry 10 should appear in March 2013. In September of this year, the Executive Director of the RIM Torsten Heins said that the new operating system of the company should take third place in the field of mobile OS — IOS and Android immediately.
Source:
- slashgear.com