Open letter to BlackBerry Bocking

Please give you hurry up and release the iOS & Android BBM customers

Can you fix for Android Mr. Bocking BBM?

As GoMo News has pointed out several times in the past, it is very difficult to communicate directly with BlackBerry and its executives in particular. The company seriously had altered Sunday Times British, for example. Similarly, BlackBerry seems equally frustrated with the media and press in particular. That is why you place an 'open letter' in several print publications. The full text is here. The latter says, "and speaking of those dramatic headlines, it is important to establish the direct registration in some things." Well, we have a suggestion - try a dialogue. GoMo News, so decided to publish this open letter to BlackBerry Andrew Bocking.

Andrew Böcking is, of course, head of BBM on a BlackBerry. Written in InsideBlackBerry.com, which tried to put things in what had gone wrong.

The failed launch of customers will be BBM for Android, iPhone (iOS) devices and is.

Tomorrow [19 October 2013] will be a month since the release of the client for Android devices BBM was aborted - after a copy rogue appeared in user forums.

Now the company admits in his open letter that it is trying to build a "best in class mobile social network".

It revealed that there is a huge interest in BBM. He admitted that tere are already customers of around 6 million previously registered to be notified of deployment of BBM.

Consumers register their interest by visiting the web site BBM.com and providing their e-mail addresses.

However, it is clearly evident that BlackBerry will roll out the version of Android and iPhone at separate times. And separate in geographies at different times.

So why not BlackBerry asking for those who visit the site BBM.com version are interested and that territory are in?

GoMo News has tried to go through the normal channels and Andrew Bocking ask for an update but we cannot not even an acknowledgement of receipt, and much less a refusal to comment.

So we are copying the tactics of BlackBerry. Here an open letter...  Please give you hurry up and release the iOS & Android BBM customers.

And at least give an explanation or some sort of calendar.

Tony is currently GoMobile News Editor. He is a veteran journalist of telecommunications, who previously worked for large print titles and online. Follow him on Twitter @GoMoTweet.