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I suspect their servers are overwhelmed. They're probably not used to managing the traffic that comes from a successful smartphone platform.
by taspeotis 13y ago
I suspect their servers are overwhelmed. They're probably not used to managing the traffic that comes from a successful smartphone platform.
- officemonkey 13y agoI doubt this is a tech issue, I think this is a fiduciary issue. Leadership is trying to figure out how to extract the most money from this thing in a rapidly changing landscape. Mark my words, the official BBM software, when released, will not be free.
- noarchy 13y agoThose who were able to download the app before the rollout was paused, are still able to use it. The app is fully-functioning[1], and they didn't pay for it. Looks like this initial offering of the app is indeed free. 1. It is missing some features that the BB10 version has. Those will apparently be appearing within a few months. Maybe that will require money to use.