RIM is said to debut two Blackberry 10 devices next year – a full touchscreen phone and one with a physical QWERTY keyboard. We’ve already seen plenty of photos of the L-series (also known as the Z10), and thanks to the folks at NerdBerry, they claim to have gotten their hands on an image of the N-series, which for those who haven’t been following the news is the QWERTY Blackberry 10 handset. Granted this is only the back portion of the device which leaves us a little skeptical, but then again if the N-series has been designed to resemble current Blackberry devices, with the main difference being in its operating system, then we guess it wouldn’t be a stretch of the imagination of think that this could be it. It’s not much to go on but we guess it’s better than nothing. Either way RIM will be launching Blackberry 10 on the 30th of January 2013, so be sure to check back with us then for the details.
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We’re sure that some hardcore gamers might have played their way through the recently released Halo 4 and are probably dying to get their hands on the DLCs. Well the good news is that if you are one of those gamers, thanks to a leak on the German Xbox 360 Dashboard, it seems that the release dates for the next 3 Halo 4 DLCs have been revealed. The first DLC will be made available come 10th December which will be the Crimson Map Pack, while the second “Majestic Map Pack” will be available for download come 25th February 2013, while the last DLC, Castle Map Pack, will be up for grabs come 1st of April (which we hope is not an April Fools’ joke!). All three of the map packs are part of the Halo 4 War Games Pass which is priced at 2,000 MS Points.
As we said before, the Blackberry 10 L-series has to be one of the worst kept secrets as far as RIM’s products go, but then again we wouldn’t be surprised if this was a ploy by RIM to keep us interested and in the loop and once again, the L-series has been caught on camera and instead of posing next to its 
We know as far as Blackberry 10 handsets are concerned, RIM has several up their sleeves – one of them being the full touchscreen L-series, and another called the N-series which is expected to be reminiscent of RIM’s current Blackberry devices with a physical keyboard and all. Thanks to a new leak, it seems that the keyboard of the N-series has been caught on camera and while the screenshot above looks similar to the keyboard found on the Bold 9900, one of the differences you might now notice is that instead of being curved, the keys are now more straight which apparently is due to the removal of the trackpad and other physical buttons. Unfortunately this doesn’t really tell us what we can expect of the phone upon its release, but it’s a good place to start. So Blackberry fans, will you be giving the L-series a go or do you prefer physical keys and will go with the N-series instead?
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The Blackberry 10 L-series has to be one of the worst kept secrets as we’ve seen the device leak multiple times in the past, but then again perhaps RIM wants to get the word out as much as they can so they aren’t doing much to stem the leaks. In any case here we are again with the L-series but instead of posing side by side with an iPhone 5, the L-series is instead pictured next to a Blackberry Bold 9700 device. Blackberry 10 will be RIM’s new platform and there will be new devices accompanying it, so in a way we are looking at the present and future of RIM in the photo above. There are additional photos of the comparison in which the L-series looks noticeably thinner than the Bold 9700 and its display looks almost double its size as well. It’s a pretty stark contrast and it certainly looks like RIM is moving away from the old and into a bold (pun not intended) new future. We’ll be looking forward to seeing the L-series make its official debut next year.