Can't say I blame them, but I am a little surprised it took this long. At today's BlackBerry 10 event, CEO Thorsten Heins came out and told the crowd that instead of watching the press conference at Research In Motion's BlackBerry 10 event, they were now at BlackBerry's BlackBerry 10 BlackBerry event, which confused many of the already listless guests in attendance. Along with the name change, the stock symbol will be listed as BBRY on the NASDAQ from now on, although who would buy shares after a move this desperate is a mystery to me.

This comes on the heels of a reveal of the BlackBerry Z10, a device which has consumers excited and investment bankers weary, but should give the company the boost it's needed for some time now.

Samsung Electronics rolls out 5-inch large screen entry-level smartphone Galaxy Grand via three major domestic carriers. Beefing up its large screen smartphone lineup with this latest release of Galaxy Grand, Samsung Electronics has further consolidated the market trend favoring bigger screens. Galaxy Grand boasts premium performance despite reasonable price.

Samsung Galaxy Grand runs on Google Android OS Jelly Bean 4.1 and 1.4GHz Quad Core Processor featuring 8 megapixel camera, NFC, USB 3.0, Bluetooth 4.0, and others.

The rest of the specs for the South Korean version are as follows:

• Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean
• 5 Inch Display With WVGA 800 x 480
• 8MP Rear Camera (1080p Full HD) With A 2MP Front Shooter
• NFC With S Beam
• USB 3.0
• 8GB Internal Memory Expandable via MicroSD Card To 64GB
• Multi-Window
• 2100mAh Battery
• 1GB Of RAM
• Bluetooth 4.0

The South Korean version of the unlocked Galaxy Grand will come in at just 350,000 won or US $327.