[tonyforbb10]

The side load apps are just a little leggy and im wondering if it would help if they did?

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[Stephen Cooper]

This is the Instagram hold up......

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[metz9444]

I think it would ultimately help. Most consumers don't care if it is android or native, they will just judge based on overall performance.

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[greatwiseone]

Not for a while. We will find out more at BlackBerry Live and BlackBerry Jam next month.

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[rizz625]

I don't think it will come soon... bought the wrong phone will sell off the bb10

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[agp101]

Hopefully sooner rather than later. All we have right now is "Sometime this year ".

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[Skeevecr]

Odds are that it will be part of 10.2 since it doesn't seem to be part of 10.1.

[GTiLeo]

This is the Instagram hold up......

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if thats what they are waiting for then maybe they should just build a native app, the same with Skype, if they are trying to make the Android port work flawlessly on BB10 then why the **** don't they just build a native app it'll take the same amount of time.

seriouslly these ****ign developers are god damn lazy as ****

[nelsonpml]

It is starting to sound like an urban legend...

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[zehkaiser]

seriouslly these ****ign developers are god damn lazy as ****

Have you ever developed software? I develop custom software at my company. It is MUCH simpler to work out bugs in a large application than to start from scratch. When a project is too large it can be extremely time and resource consuming to make sure that everything is recreated on the new platform.

Developers don't just wave a magic wand and it works. Many, MANY hours are put into these FREE services for you. Back off and let them work.

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[BB.David]

It's been under "planning" status for a while now. But I would say a few months after BlackBerry World, so maybe around July/August time.

[aniym]

This is the Instagram hold up......

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Instagram requires Android 2.2 to run, and BB haven't said anything about them needing the 4.1 runtime to make the port.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...0uYW5kcm9pZCJd

[DenverRalphy]

Many people don't realize that upgrading the runtime environment won't really do anything to resolve the lag/sluggish issues. It's not a fault of the version, it's the inherent nature of doubling resources to run two operating systems.

Upgrading to Jellybean won't do squat.

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[DenverRalphy]

This is the Instagram hold up......

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No. No it's not.

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[aniym]

Many people don't realize that upgrading the runtime environment won't really do anything to resolve the lag/sluggish issues. It's not a fault of the version, it's the inherent nature of doubling resources to run two operating systems.

Upgrading to Jellybean won't do squat.

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Not to mention that Android as an OS operates within a Dalvik Virtual Machine and thus requires a fair amount of resources to run apps. Before dual core processors and 1GB RAM phones, Android devices weren't particularly enjoyable to use. But that's old news now, most premium phones released after summer 2011 don't really have lag issues anymore.

[BB.David]

Many people don't realize that upgrading the runtime environment won't really do anything to resolve the lag/sluggish issues. It's not a fault of the version, it's the inherent nature of doubling resources to run two operating systems.

Upgrading to Jellybean won't do squat.

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While I agree it's unrealistic to expect the Jelly Bean 4.1 runtime to be as good as native or Cascade apps, I think it's safe to say it will improve noticably over the Gingerbread 2.3 runtime. Isn't "Project Butter" part of Jelly Bean which improves graphical performances and raises the frame rate for a smoother experience? I guess it all depends on how BlackBerry implements this new runtime.

[DenverRalphy]

While I agree it's unrealistic to expect the Jelly Bean 4.1 runtime to be as good as native or Cascade apps, I think it's safe to say it will improve noticably over the Gingerbread 2.3 runtime. Isn't "Project Butter" part of Jelly Bean which improves graphical performances and raises the frame rate for a smoother experience? I guess it all depends on how BlackBerry implements this new runtime.

The incorporation of utilizing the GPU for the UI (which is what Project Butter was... same as BB's usage of the term Liquid Graphics) will really only be noticeable natively on Android devices. To utilize it in BB's runtime of Android, you'll still run into the same shortcoming... sharing resources. Even if the BB10 runtime is developed to support it... the advantage will still be bottlenecked at the CPU.

Realistically, the only benefit of upgrading the runtime to Jellybean, is that it will accommodate the Android player to support apps that aren't compatible with with older versions of Android. The performance difference will be negligible.

[jaleelhamid]

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[Bilaal]

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And there you have it, folks

[sf49ers]

The incorporation of utilizing the GPU for the UI (which is what Project Butter was... same as BB's usage of the term Liquid Graphics) will really only be noticeable natively on Android devices. To utilize it in BB's runtime of Android, you'll still run into the same shortcoming... sharing resources. Even if the BB10 runtime is developed to support it... the advantage will still be bottlenecked at the CPU.

Realistically, the only benefit of upgrading the runtime to Jellybean, is that it will accommodate the Android player to support apps that aren't compatible with with older versions of Android. The performance difference will be negligible.

The problem with gingerbread is that it is not multicore enabled. That itself should show a lot of improvement when they move to jellybean

[BB.David]

And there you have it, folks

Wasn't it generally known that 10.1 wouldn't have Jelly Bean runtime?

[Bilaal]

Wasn't it generally known that 10.1 wouldn't have Jelly Bean runtime?

I must have not checked CB that day lol.

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[anon5129477]

Sony tablet s gets jellybean end of april. We have been waiting for it for awhile now

[allengeorge]

Wasn't it generally known that 10.1 wouldn't have Jelly Bean runtime?

Yes. It's really all about Q10 support.

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