Thorsen Hins, CEO of BlackBerry, once a popular smartphone and corporate telecom solutions provider, cites Apple Inc., one of the most popular technology companies of today, as the carrier of the 5-year-old idea. Speaking at the launch of the BlackBerry Z10 handset in Australia, he said that with their company having only 100,000 native apps, many see it as a weakness. But more than 70,000 more software will be coming to the BB platform soon, Mr Hins said.

Struggling for its existence, BlackBerry wants to regain the lost market with the new BB10 OS based smartphone.

Thorsen Hins claims that the BlackBerry device is more consumer-friendly. He also questioned the security of Android. Hinsey said an open OS means everything is open, which could leak its security strategy and make it easier to attack. Therefore, he suggested that BlackBerry should be on the list of first choice, starting from the general user and also at the corporate level.

The BlackBerry CEO praised the first model of the Apple iPhone, which was launched in 2006. While acknowledging that the user interface, icons, etc. that are introduced from there are remarkable, Hins noted that Apple still lags behind the old idea of ​​five years ago, alleging that the iPhone does not have any new design or features. He also claims that the BlackBerry device is ahead of the iPhone in multitasking.

There are over 600,000 apps for each of the operating systems, both Google Android and Apple iOS, which has a huge impact on the consumer market. Due to the application crisis, many people cannot move to a specific platform even if they want to. And Android and iOS are enjoying quite good benefits from this side.