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BlackBerry 10 to Launch with Marquee Apps and Content

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Jan 30, 2013, 10:55 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Research In Motion today announced the initial batch of companies, apps, and studios that have given their support to BlackBerry 10. Some of the apps that will be available at launch include: Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Foursquare, Whatsapp, Angry Birds, Where's My Water?, Plants vs. Zombies, New York Times, The Economist, ESPN Scorecenter, MLB At Bat, Cisco Webex, Bloomberg, Evernote, SAP, Citrix, Soundhound, The Weather Channel, Delta Airlines, and USA Today. Music studios that have voiced support for BB10 include Sony Music, Warner Music, and Universal Music. Movie studios and video content companies that have committed to BB10 include ABC, BBC, CBS, FOX, MGM, Nickelodeon, Pixar/Disney, Warner Bros. and others. These new apps, tracks, and video clips can all be discovered and downloaded from the new BlackBerry World content store directly on BlackBerry 10 handsets and from desktop browsers.

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