RIM’s BlackBerry Z10 comes head to head with Apple’s iPhone 5 in comparison video

According to German blog telekon-presse. ak, a hands-on comparison between what supposedly is Research In Motion (RIM)'s still-announced BlackBerry Z10 handset and the Apple iPhone 5 has revealed that both the handsets come head to head when compared against each other.

In the new hands-on comparison video, the German blog has not only leaked the hitherto unknown details about the much-reported RIM BlackBerry Z10 handset - which apparently will be introduced by the company at an event towards the end of the month - but has also weighed it up against its biggest competitor, the iPhone 5.

The video makes a comprehensive comparison between the BlackBerry Z10 and the iPhone 5, evaluating the design of the two handsets as well as their build, their software and their specifications.

The hands-on comparison clearly reveals that the BB10 voice control system is capable of performing a better job than Apple's Siri voice assistant, especially during a request for sending a message, which was much more accurate and speedier on the BlackBerry Z10 vis-a-vis the iPhone 5.

Among other things, the `BlackBerry Z10 vs. iPhone 5' video also shows how the respective operating systems of the handsets deal with incoming text messages. In addition, it also gives a smart glimpse of BB10's Peak View feature, which enables the users to take a quick look at items in the BlackBerry Hub.

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