Hub itself is an application that combines e-mail, SMS, social networking, and other accounts in one view. Previously, this application is only available for devices made by BlackBerry itself, both of which run BlackBerry 10 or Android.
"The key initiative of the Mobility Solutions unit is a software that combines the power of Blackberry in security, intelligence in engineering, and device experience," said Ralph Pini, Chief Operating Officer and General Manager, Mobility Solutions, BlackBerry
To that end, the BlackBerry choose to bring these services to all Android users, especially those that want maximum features of its smartphones.
BlackBerry Hub itself is already available on the Google Play Store and offers a free subscription fee for 30 days for testing. After the trial period is complete, users can choose to use these apps for free with advertising or paid based experience.
For users who want to use an ad-free service, only need to spend US $ 0.99 senper month, with more access to other services, such as Contacts, Tasks, Device Search, Notes, and Launcher.
While the non-paid users will get access to the application itself Hub, calendar, and a password keeper.
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