BlackBerry Creative Director Alicia Keys Caught Tweeting From iPhone

BlackBerry’s BlackBerry 10 launch event that occurred a few weeks back didn’t have that many head-scratching moments, in fact, we think the only time a moment like that occurred was when Alicia Keys was announced to be the company’s official creative director. It looks like that comfy new position may be open in the very near future as Keys was caught using a device that wasn’t a BlackBerry 10 device yesterday.

Yesterday morning, Keys sent out a tweet saying “Started from the bottom now were here!” which aside from its grammatical errors, is a nice enough message. The problem is she sent out that tweet from the Twitter for iPhone application even though she’s reportedly has said she will be BlackBerry 10 exclusive from now on.

If that wasn’t enough to scratch your head over, Keys later deleted the tweet and blamed the whole ordeal to some mysterious hacker who broke into her account just to send out a message from an iPhone. In other words, we feel Keys was caught using an iPhone, which shouldn’t matter. But when she’s getting paid by BlackBerry to promote their product, and has been quoted saying she will only use BlackBerry products, then we can’t help but feel Keys is being a bit hypocritical.

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Next Batman: Arkham Game Expected For 2013 Release

We think it’s safe to say the majority of gamers enjoyed both Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City, which is why any mention of another sequel is sure to set the Internet ablaze with rumors and speculation on what the next game could be.

During Warner’s investors call last week, Time Warner CFO John K. Martin said briefly mentioned the next Batman title by saying, “And we also have a strong games release this year, which will include the next release in the Batman Arkham franchise.” Martin goes on to say “we expect Warners to post another very strong year in 2013,” which leads us to believe the next Batman Arkham game to release this year.

As with most investor calls companies hold, very little information was given in regards to the game, its setting or who will be developing it. VG247 is reporting from their sources Rocksteady Studios, who were the developers behind both Arkham Asylum and Arkham City, will not be working on the next Batman: Arkham game. Fortunately for us, E3 is just four months away, which means we’ll most likely hear about the next Batman: Arkham game some time this June.