One shot of the homescreen reveals notification alerts for alarms and messages, and there's also a tappable shortcut to access BlackBerry 10's camera app. Another shows off what looks to be the device's app drawer; alongside Facebook, Foursquare, LinkedIn, and Twitter, there are icons for built-in applications like Music, Pictures, Video. "Story Maker" is also listed, and while RIM has yet to detail its functionality, odds point to be being some type of video editing tool. We're likely to find out much more about the X10 and what its eagerly awaited software is capable of when RIM holds its public unveiling of BlackBerry 10 on January 30th.