Samsung Interested use BlackBerry 10

The best hope to be back up RIM's BlackBerry is not 10, but Samsung. This is explained by the memorandum to investors by investment research firm Jeffries analyst Perter Misek, who said that Samsung is likely to be interested in licensing the BlackBerry 10.

"It looks like RIM realized that they really need a partner. We believe the company was trying to talk to Samsung about the operating system license BB10," Misek wrote in his note.

Misek has sparked a memorandum of RIM's stock price increase by 4.24 percent to 7.62 dollars per share at the close of trading on Wednesday (8 / / 8/2012) yesterday.

RIM is being wrapped up a number of financial problems, while the BB operating system 10 which will be the new flagship was postponed until early 2013. If true, the license BB 10 by Samsung will ease the burden on the rim.

And, what advantage would be obtained through a license Samsung BB 10? Recon Analytics analyst Roger Entner said that, with the operating system, Samsung is able to access the customer demographics that were previously unreachable.

"Samsung could get a way to get into the enterprise segment through e-mail infrastructure," said Entner, as quoted by TechRadar. Entner continued, with licensed OS BB10, Samsung also can reduce reliance on Google.

Last week, RIM CEO Thorsten Heins recognizes that it is considering an option to license other manufacturers BB10.

Samsung itself has issued a statement containing a refutation of the news saying that Korean companies are interested in buying or licensing the RIM BB 10.