BlackBerry has largely played it safe this year. It didn’t try to bounce back in the device market early on when it was still trying to fix its financial woes. Instead the company teamed up with Foxconn to release a low-end device aimed squarely at emerging markets. Thus the BlackBerry Z3 was born and it started off its journey from Indonesia. The next stop for BlackBerry’s low-end device is Singapore.
The BlackBerry Z3, as we know, has been launched in Asia, India, UAE already. However, surrounded by countries that have launched it already, Singapore has yet to get it. Fortunately, there are pretty good signs that the BlackBery Z3 are coming to Singapore, according to the guys at OurBerries. Apparently, the device is listed on IDA (Infocomm Development Authority) Singapore’s website, which means that it has passed the regulatory requirements already. This would probably mean that the device is ready to be launched right here in Singapore.
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