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03-05-2011, 03:32 PM
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| | Exclusive: BlackBerry 2011 Software Roadmap – OS 7, BIS 4.1, and more! SOURCE: http://n4bb.com/4802/exclusive-black...s-4-1-and-more
In the beginning of the year we learned the 2011 BlackBerry lineup through various leaks and roadmaps surfacing. It looks like an exciting year to see RIM release the Dakota/Montana, Malibu, Apollo/Sedona, Monaco, and Torch 2, all of which seem likely to come preloaded with OS 6.1. However, it seems most people are interested in knowing when QNX (most likely to be known as OS 7.0) will reach RIM’s handsets.
According to the 2011 BlackBerry software roadmap, we should see integration begin for OS 7.0 towards the end of November 2011. It isn’t clear if BlackBerry OS 7.0 will be an ‘update’ to 6.1 or if it will be released on newer devices first and potentially rolled out to older devices later. Nonetheless, it is a good sign to see the possibility of QNX-based BlackBerry smartphones nearing availability. Hit the break for more!
Also to be released within 2011 will be BIS 4.0 in March or April and 4.1 in late August or early September, Facebook 2.0 beta 1 and 2, App World for BlackBerry PlayBook (in March), updated BlackBerry Protect 1.1 and 1.2, Identity Service, Social Feeds 2.0 in May and BlackBerry News 1.1. There will also be End of Life (EOL) for apps like Flickr (already has happened) and Viigo in August.
There are a lot of RIM built apps coming and a few going this year. While we don’t have too much information surrounding OS 7.0, it is still good to have some clear evidence RIM is working towards it and a little more exact time-frame for its release. We’ve already seen what the next Facebook will look like, and it seems RIM is diligently working towards perfecting their apps to be on the same level as those for Android or iOS. Who is excited for OS 7? Check below for some additional info on BlackBerry News, Social Feeds, and TicketMaster v2.0. NOTE: Please keep in mind that I'm just posting some news for the people who are interested in this. I would appreciate it if you also keep in mind that this isn't my news, so don't complain to me when you find out this information isn't true 
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03-05-2011, 05:55 PM
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:O I was thinking of getting the Bold Touch when it gets released. But now I want to wait to get it and see if it will work with OS 7.0.
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03-05-2011, 07:12 PM
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Originally Posted by lengend :O I was thinking of getting the Bold Touch when it gets released. But now I want to wait to get it and see if it will work with OS 7.0. | That's the spirit xD
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03-05-2011, 07:14 PM
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nothing gets done from then end of nov to early january. qnx is a mid to late 2012 "phenomenon".
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Originally Posted by Matrix Leader I say get what's best now, worry about the future later  |
while that may hold true for some cases, it usually is foolish to do so without some research knowledge.
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03-06-2011, 12:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Matrix Leader I say get what's best now, worry about the future later  | Quote:
Originally Posted by yehrulz while that may hold true for some cases, it usually is foolish to do so without some research knowledge. | Many people would be best waiting if they have an upgrade due now or soon. When discounted pricing requires a 2 or 3 year contract extension, it is better to wait until a new device is available, rather than using the upgrade and being stuck with a device that is obsolete and has low resale value.
If someone wants a newer device to replace one that is really old, he would be better off buying a used device and saving his carrier upgrade until these brand new devices are available later this year.
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03-06-2011, 05:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Matrix Leader I say get what's best now, worry about the future later  | Quote:
Originally Posted by yehrulz while that may hold true for some cases, it usually is foolish to do so without some research knowledge. | I would actually agree with ML in general that this would have been decent advice in recent past.
HOWEVER, recent OS's have been more evolutionary than revolutionary.
For the first time in a long time, we're about to see a biiiiig jump in features & function as QNX is introduced.
I think people should be a little strategic with their upgrades, especially if they must complete longer contracts as lak611 alluded to.
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03-06-2011, 06:56 AM
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Originally Posted by elite1 I would actually agree with ML in general that this would have been decent advice in recent past.
HOWEVER, recent OS's have been more evolutionary than revolutionary.
For the first time in a long time, we're about to see a biiiiig jump in features & function as QNX is introduced.
I think people should be a little strategic with their upgrades, especially if they must complete longer contracts as lak611 alluded to. | Haha so true
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