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Though the software teams at BlackBerry
suggested they’d be beginning the roll-out of
BBM (BlackBerry Messenger) as an app for
Android and iOS starting this week, it would
now appear that they’ve hit the proverbial
pause button for both platforms. While it’s
unclear at the moment if this cut in
downloads and service to the chat app
ecosystem for both Google and Apple’s
mobile OS had anything to do with
BlackBerry’s announcement of history-
making losses for the quarter, it is clear that
the results are thus: some people can use
BBM today, others cannot.
Straight from Inside BlackBerry’s Luke
Reimer comes word that some issues have
arisen for both the Android and iOS versions
of BBM. First, it would seem that the BBM
app for Android was never officially
released, but the BBM team saw a whopping
1.1 million active users in the first 8 hours of
app release.
The BBM user numbers BlackBerry speaks of
here come from an unofficial “unreleased
version of the BBM for Android app” which
was posted online before it could hit Google
Play. BlackBerry is being iffy on how this
app saw the light of day, but are now
addressing “issues” that appeared when this
so-called “unreleased” version began to
spread. Unlucky you, Android users:
BlackBerry has begun disabling this first app
– no matter how legitimate it may seem –
and the real version’s release date is again in
flux.
And the iOS version of BBM? There’ve been
some oddities in that release as well. Though
some users in places like the iTunes app store
for New Zealand were able to download the
real-deal iOS version of BBM for iPhone,
downloads have been stopped worldwide.
The good news for iOS users that did access
this app early is that they’ll be able to
continue using it (for the time being).

The wait is finally over.
Download bbm for android with the link below

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=x.bbm.ma5

Once the king of the smartphone
market, BlackBerry will be laying off up
to 40 percent of its workforce, or about
5,000 workers, by year's end, reports
The Wall Street Journal. The cuts will
come from all divisions of the Waterloo,
Ontario-based company, which at last
count in March had 12,000 workers.
The cuts will be made in waves, with
workers from the sales and research-
and-development divisions having
already received pink slips over the
summer.
The layoffs are of course a response to
how far BlackBerry has fallen in the
smartphone market. In just the past
two years, BlackBerry's share of the
smartphone market has dropped from
14 percent to 3 percent, according to
research firm IDC . The report said that
the company may even be put up for
sale.
BlackBerry has tried to restore its
standing by releasing two new phone
models this year. Both, however, have
failed to gain traction. In a statement to
the business daily, a BlackBerry
spokesman said: "Organizational moves
will continue to occur to ensure we have
the right people in the right roles to
drive new opportunities in mobile
computing."
The layoffs at BlackBerry are the latest
example of what has become an old
story -- demanding and shifting tastes
in the tech sector can result in workers
being left in the dust . As one of
countless examples, LivingSocial was
forced to layoff 400 workers in 2012
after the social commerce website failed
to see its local events and merchant
services campaigns thrive. But tech
firms including Cisco have been
pursuing massive layoffs even during
flush times. The San Jose-based tech
firm has announced that it will let go of
4,000 of its approximately 65,000
workers in the first quarter of 2014. The
move comes even though revenue rose
6 percent year-on-year, as of an August
report.
Big layoffs, of course, have affected
nearly all industries during the financial
crisis . And as AOL Jobs reported to
mark the five-year anniversary of the
collapse of Lehman Brothers, 4 of the
10 employers who have cut the most
jobs since 2008 were in the financial
sector.
In the case of BlackBerry, massive
layoffs are by now old hat. Its problems
led company CEO Thorsten Heins to lay
off 5,000 workers last year after the
company posted a $646 million loss.

source: jobs.aol.com/articles/2013/09/19/blackberry-layoff-thousands-end-2013/

Syria has begun sending details of its chemical weapons as part of a US-Russia brokered deal to make them safe, the chemical arms watchdog has said.

The Hague-based OPCW added that it expected more details from Syria in the coming days and had postponed a meeting planned for Sunday.

Syria was given a Saturday deadline to give a full list of its chemical arms.

The US had threatened military action over a chemical attack in Damascus last month, which the UN called a war crime, reports the BBC.

The US, UK and France have accused Syrian government forces of carrying out the attack in the Ghouta district on 21 August, but President Bashar al-Assad has blamed rebel groups.

Separately, two Syrian rebel groups have agreed a ceasefire in the northern town of Azaz after two days of fighting that raised fears of a war within a war.

Michael Luhan, a spokesman for the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), which is responsible for policing the treaty outlawing chemical arms, said Syria's submission was an "initial declaration".

Luhan said it was now being examined by the organisation's technical secretariat but he declined to say what was in it.

A UN diplomat confirmed to Reuters that details had been submitted, adding: "It's quite long... and being translated."

The US-Russia-brokered deal aims to have inspectors on the ground in Syria in November, when they will make an initial assessment and oversee the destruction of certain equipment.

The destruction of all of Syria's chemical weapons would then be completed by mid-2014.

The core members of the OPCW were expected to vote on the timetable next week.

However, the OPCW said in a statement on Friday that a meeting of its executive council scheduled for Sunday had been postponed, without giving a reason.

"We will announce the new date and time... as soon as possible," it said.

Did you know that German International,
Mesut Özil is a good rapper? The former
Real Madrid play-maker and Arsenal’s
most expensive buy of all time, Ozil got
into a studio with German singer Jan Delay
to record a new song.

Sirkris: I pray there meeting have a fruitful ending.

yeah...hopefully, the strike might be called off next week.

VICE-President Namadi Sambo last night met with the national leadership of the Academic
Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) in an effort to resolve the lingering strike by the university
teachers. This followed the stalemate of the
previous negotiations with the Federal Government officials led by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, (SGF).
The ASUU delegation was led by the President,
Dr. Nasir Fagge, his two predecessors, Dr. Dipo
Fasina, Dr. Abdullahi Sule-Kano and Fagge’s
deputy. The government’s delegation was led
by the Supervising Minister of Education, Chief
Nyesom Wike with the Executive Secretary of
the National Universities Commission (NUC),
Prof Julius Okojie, with Vice Chancellors of
Bayero University Kano (BUK), University of
Ibadan (UI) and Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
University (ATBU) Bauchi, Profs. Abdulrasheed
Abubakar, Isaac Adewole and Muhammed
Hamisu Muhammed.
Both parties were reluctant to discuss the
outcome of the meeting, which lasted for more
than two hours in the VP’s conference hall.
ASUU president who spoke under intense
pressure from newsmen said: “We’ve just had a meeting with the Vice President and he has
given us a message to our members, and we
said that as messengers that we are, we are
going to deliver the message faithfully to our
members and then they will take the decision.”
“I know Nigerians are expecting solution to the
strike, we also want a solution, but I have been
given a message to our members. The
message is not for Nigerians, it is for our
members.
“If I deliver the message, our principal will
decide and we will get back to the Ministry of
Education within this week,” Fagge added.
Wike explained that the purpose of the meeting
was to find a lasting solution to the crisis to
ensure that students go back to school.
According to him, the parties had a fruitful
deliberation. “One is quite hopeful that ASUU is
committed, they have the passion and that
there is the need for us to move the education
sector forward.”
Source : www.ngrguardiannews.com/national-news/133310-sambo-takes-over-negotiation-with-ASUU

this is so so sad.
@chic2pimp....pls send video to johnfred397@gmail.com