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BlackBerry Jam Asia 2013: Proof Of Concept Linking Your Phone To Your Desktop

by Lucas Lau
September 26, 2013
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We’re here at BlackBerry Jam Asia 2013 and as a last segment for the morning session, Alec Saunders and Christopher Smith demonstrated a proof of concept showing off the BlackBerry Mobile Computing Platform with a way to link the BlackBerry device to a Windows Desktop. In the demo you can see how BBM Messages were both sent and received on the PC. On top of this the demo also shows how files can be sent as well.

If the video is anything to go by, it sure is an interesting future for BlackBerry

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