Sentences with phrase «like qnx»

Codenamed BlackBerry Colt, details of RIM's first BlackBerry to run the new PlayBook tablet - like QNX software has been leaked to BGR, and from what they've reported it sounds like same old RIM: a single - core chipset, and lacking BES support, too.

But, according to a RIM VP, it looks like the QNX Operating System originally developed for the PlayBook will indeed be seen on other devices in the future.

Rather ironic considering the PlayBook runs a very much beta OS (I admit, I do like the QNX - core a lot) and is just as void of apps.

The rumors do say it will run BlackBerry 6 so it doesn't look like QNX is ready to go for mobile just yet.

Unlike previous versions of the software, SYNC 3 is not powered by Microsoft's Windows Embedded Automotive OS, but rather by BlackBerry's Unix - like QNX system.

Not exact matches

The software is obviously less good but it's already improved quite a bit since it was released and since RIM is commited to QNX for future models and product lines like phones the updates should keep rolling in.

The link does say that it is for 7.0 or Higher devices... QNX though is still in it's infancy as like Playbook 2.0 update coming shortly... Will QNX superphones be running 8.0 or run 2.3 for QNX?

It's a JVM that sits on top of the QNX microkernel, much like the Dalvik JVM sitting on the Linux kernel.

Now they have to wait to bring the QNX devices because they have the new BB7 devices in productions and need to sell those and will sell those like hot cake.

And while we heard the first photo of London was a legit RIM hardware concept, we've been hearing for an even longer time now that the first QNX - based phone hardware was more like a downsized PlayBook.

Storm 3 would have the space for new applications or new blackberry OS» es like OS 6.1 or a QNX based OS 7.

I'd like to see my Torch get an update to QNX then since it's staying in the 6.0's with the PlayBook

About 10 years ago there was QNX demo which booted the QNX operating system along with a Windows 95 like GUI from a 1.44 megabyte floppy.

When I envision a device with the Bold 9900's build quality, RIM's fresh new QNX - based operating system and an the ever - expanding Android application ecosystem available via RIM's Android app player, I really like RIM's chances.

QNX is a Unix - like OS first introduced in the early»80s by Quantum Software Systems.

However, its RIM's next OS — BBX which is a combination of the QNX and the BlackBerry OS that will in the spotlight as the last thing that RIM loyalists will like to face is the BBX also suffering from a security lapse.

Then there are other players in the segment that also are expected to make it big, like the PlayBook tablet running the QNX operating system.

Saunders» description of the first BBX phones also agrees with what RIM CEO Mike Lazaridis said at a meeting all the way back in January when we asked him what the then - unnamed, QNX - based phone OS would look like.

Maybe they'd allow QNX to operate, and may retain some apps like BBM.

Like the look of the BlackBerry PlayBook, but concerned about the obvious lack of apps?Well, worry no longer as reports suggest that the QNX platform tablet could be compatible with the thousands (130 of them at the last count) of Android apps.A Bloomberg... Read more

Research In Motion is to utilise the Unix - like operating system of QNX Software in its forthcoming tablet, rather than running its own latest mobile OS, BlackBerry 6.

And it's not like you can run janky versions of BBOS apps on the PlayBook either; RIM's phones are built on entirely different code than the QNX base powering the PlayBook OS.

And they will probably be garbage apps like BB has on their «flagship» OS6 which they quickly dumped for QNX.

i would like the storm 3 i loved the clicking screen and i would like it to run qnx forward facing camera 4g and NO TRACK PAD

The BlackBerry mobile operating system (OS) must be redesigned to allow broader functionality in the enterprise marketplace, so its acquisition of QNX and more recently of DataViz (Docs2Go) sounds like a very prudent business decision.

I'm not sure how many developers have the capacity to support iOS, Android, and QNX... Otherwise, this looks like an outstanding device.

Also, sounds like the first QNX SuperPhone will have LTE now.

if they brought out a phone that looked like a «mini PlayBook,» with QNX + native Email + Android player I'd buy one in a heartbeat.

While it does mention other android versions, it is referring to operating systems like HP's WebOS, and Blackberry's QNX, based on android but not Google's android version.

The new multi-platform BlackBerry Enterprise Solution will allow admins to control and manage not only BlackBerry smartphones and QNX tablets, like the PlayBook, but also Android and Apple iOS devices too.

Like your parents probably told you, looks aren't everything and I'm quite impressed with the software on the BlackBerry PlayBook, which is being crafted by QNX.

I would also like to hear about future plans for QNX in general — different size tablets with qwerty keyboards perhaps?

BGR's source touched upon the lack of BlackBerry Enterprise Server support, saying that like the PlayBook launching without native email support due to BES problems, the delay is down to RIM writing a QNX - compatible BES version.

QNX - based BlackBerry Tablet OS solves all of the historical complaints of the BlackBerry Phone OS - feels like a modern OS and a solid base platform for RIM to build off of for the future

Well if they already have working prototypes... I'm thinking early Q1 for 2012 (Looks like it took rim 9 months to go from working prototype to production with the playbook) And with that delay, it should help with the lack of Native Apps for QNX... they still need to port dozen of apps not just email before launching a phone version.

Yes QNX existed but in things like cars and routers a heck of a lot different than a tablet OS and you know that.

Based on QNX like the PlayBook OS, BB10 will bring BlackBerry up to speed and add features typically found with modern day smartphone operating systems, with couple of new twists too.

The city employ 72,000 in the tech sector alone, led by companies like Shopify and QNX.

SYNC allows for remote media and phone access from a connected smartphone through the dashboard controls, though there have been indications that Ford may dump Microsoft for a rival system like BlackBerry's QNX after poor driver feedback, among other reasons.