BlackBerry Ltd said on Monday it has begun to roll out
its BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) service to users of
Android and iPhone devices. The long-awaited cross-
platform offering, which was delayed after issues arose
following the initial launch last month, is now being
rolled out in a phased manner.
“To help manage this unprecedented pent-up demand
for BBM, we are implementing a simple line-up system
to ensure a smooth rollout,” Andrew Bocking, who
heads the BlackBerry’s BBM business, said in a blog
post on the company’s website.
BlackBerry said last week that 6 million Android and
iPhone customers had pre-registered for the
launch. The company said those that had already signed
up for the service at BBM.com are being allowed to use
the platform right away, while others will be signed on
as fast as possible.
To download Visit www.bbm.com from your iphone or
Android phone
* *Samsung customers in Sub-Sahara Africa can
download BBM today from the Samsung Apps store.
iPhone and other Android users in Africa will be able to
download the app in three days’ time.
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