
10-13-2011, 07:50 PM
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Originally Posted by olga421 wow do you think this is going to be the silver bullet,that kills Blackberry,or will Blackberry counter attack? with there own (better) security encryption thats on QNX?? | Unless RIM is already in progress with this..then I doubt there will be any kind of "counter attack". Besides..RIM's history of counter-attacks equate to a haymaker punch that missed the target completely (think Storm 1 & 2) Quote:
Originally Posted by louzer Will the 'hardened' kernel be available for enterprise use as well? | My guess is it wouldn't be initially..but probably eventually. The fact that the Government won't even see this deployed (if it passes) until late 2012, early 2013, I don't expect to see it anytime soon in public/enterprises.
I did find it interesting that the article states that the Government came to Android to find a solution. This tells me that either RIM was given the opportunity but couldnt' provide the solution, or that RIM was never even in the picture.
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