BlackBerry OS 6.0 Ready to hit the Android and iPhone?

Research in Motion concrete steps to reduce the predicted impact on the state Android and iPhone will be announced in the near future. Ie, with the launch of the operating system (OS), the latest BlackBerry 6.0.

BlackBerry OS that is currently in circulation is still not too old-fashioned true. It’s just been a lot of BlackBerry users who complained about the performance of the OS, so urgent RIM to release a new version and fix and add some features in it.

The market analysts have seen the need for this new OS is quite urgent for the RIM BlackBerry to lift the market. Therefore, competition is no longer limited to the smart phone from the side of the device, but also includes a platform in it.

And the two strong competitors BlackBerry – namely Google’s Android and Apple iPhone – of course already aware of this. No doubt, Google has released the latest version of their OS in Android 2.1. While a matter of time Apple released the iPhone OS 4 to the market.

Ramon Llamas, an analyst with research firm IDC said that, OS BlackBerry that is currently circulating it has met the needs of users to manage e-mail, browsing, social networking, trying on other applications. It’s just experience the user receives stale and so we need a new innovation.

“Most people do not even like the user interface, navigation and overall from the OS (OS BlackBerry circulating current-ed.),” Ramon said, quoted Twitteling from News Factor.

“While other OS’s already come up with something different, like Windows Phone 7 and Android,” he added.

Llamas hope RIM can release the OS with a better browser capabilities. This is true even promised by the Co-CEO of RIM, Mike Lazardis during Mobile World Congress earlier. As he states, hoping to enhance the BlackBerry user browsing experience.

Only certainty of the arrival of the BlackBerry OS 6.0 will remain reluctant to directly expressed by the Canadian vendor. “The policy of the RIM is not providing comments related rumors or speculation, ‘said a spokesman for RIM, Rachel Colley.