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Well, this is a bit of a surprise. Research in Motion is reportedly working to ensure that the BlackBerry PlayBook can support some apps from the Google Android platform.
According to Bloomberg, anonymous sources have said,
RIM plans to integrate the technology with the PlayBook operating system, giving customers access to Android’s more than 130,000 apps, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the effort isn’t public. RIM, after looking outside the company, is developing the software internally and may have it ready in the second half, two people said.
However, RIM won’t be using Google’s Dalvik Java software due to patent issues. Given how many more apps there are for Android than BlackBerry OS, this will certainly boost the usefulness of the entire slate.
Android certainly is growing in popularity, and given that we don’t have a BlackBerry tablet precedent, it might be helpful to have a feature that is familiar to a wider audience to bring more customers in. This doesn’t mean that the PlayBook is automatically going to be come the “iPad killer” that everyone is looking for, but it will certainly garner some extra attention it might not have otherwise.
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The third leak today of a future BlackBerry model suggests RIM may plan a much more aggressive release for its flagship. The Torch 2 would roughly double the speed of the original Torch's two years old 600MHz chip with a 1.2GHz processor. BGR noted it would also be the first BlackBerry phone ever with hardware graphics acceleration, giving it tentative support for 3D games that have been off-limits in the past.
Unlike some of the past leaks, some of the launch details are more concrete. RIM would ship the Torch 2 in a matte silver trim sometime in the summer, again courting AT&T as the US exclusive.
While it won't be as fast as some of its competitors, the best of which should have dual-core processors and 800x480 or higher screens, the upgrade could be important to reverse several months of sliding market share.
BlackBerry 6 significantly modernized the OS but has been attacked as the lack of new hardware left it without any real 3D capability and much longer load times than the iPhone 4, Droid X or its other peers.
**Source From Electronica**
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