Hot Issue Blackberry Messenger Can be accessed from Android and Apple's IOS

Apparently the manufacturer Research In Motion's Blackberry plans to bring his beloved BlackBerry Messenger applications and related services to the Android platform, and finally later to IOS as well. According to sources found by Boy Genius Report (BGR), RIM has not finished giving details of information related to time or price, but we have heard that this company may make a free software for all users. BGR also told that this strategy is still being developed and there is the possibility of the user charge a one time only or even recurring charges for access to BBMservices on third party platforms.

This may seem a bit strange for RIM to bring the software plays a key role in maintaining the BlackBerry device in the hands of potential competitors are countless, but in the big picture, we think this strategy makes sense. The company RIM has become so frustrated with applications like WhatsApp for Windows Phone 7 and Kik offering third-party experience that uses the concept of BBM from RIM, and RIM seem to participate in the share of other markets.

 Like what Android and IOS users can obtain the BBM service, it looks like RIM will offer a version of BBM fewer features than BlackBerry owners. That way, Android and IOS users can communicate with almost anyone who has a smartphone using BlackBerry Messenger, but they may not be able to share pictures, location, or video (when RIM chose that strategy). Users who want to get the full experience of BlackBerry Messenger BlackBerry smartphones still need to get it. At the same time, RIM could have a whole category of application messages on every major smartphone OS platform and could potentially attract new users because it has given them a sense of what is BlackBerry Messenger.