Silencing all speculations, BlackBerry has today released its BBM (BlackBerry Messenger) for Android and iOS operating system based devices. It is available for free for both Android and iOS smartphones and tablets.
Last week itself, BlackBerry had said that 6 million Android and iOS users have pre-registered for the launch. At the time of writing, just about 42,000 people have downloaded the BBM Android app as well.
Unlike other social messaging apps that use phone numbers and email address, BBM uses PIN that gives you a lot of privacy. Also, it allows you to choose people who can message you. BBM allows users to share photos, files, documents, and even voice notes. It has a lot of emoticons too. BBM also lets you to know whether your message has been delivered and read or not.
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