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QNX is a programing structure like RIM's own Java based programing, that allow the phones to handle more features. The simplest way to say this is that QNX running phone will be able to programs from the Android applications.
It is written in a programming language that is different from what RIM is using for their phones. This is a good thing because, this will expand the capabilities of Blackberry phones. The current Android based phones are similar to QNX OS.
QNX has been used in many military and space projects and proven to be very stable and reliable programing structure.
Hope this helps.
QNX Realtime Operating System (RTOS) software, middleware, development tools and services for superior embedded design05-01-11 02:05 AM - As is my standard reply, I am NOT going to get worked up over whether the 9780 will or won't have OS7. I bought it for what it gives me now. If it couldn't satisfy my needs now, I wouldn't have bought it. If I determine later that I need what 7 gives me, then I will see about getting a device then. I cannot and will not play this game. I would forever be playing catch up with this technology. For the record though, I just recently came back to Blackberry because I no longer want a touch screen phone. I have an Android tablet (which I love also) and it suits most of my data needs. I wanted a phone that does all the things a phone does well which Blackberry is clearly superior at (call quality, battery life, notifications, messaging AND the ability to do it all one-handed). I do not want yet another touch screen phone because until such time as batteries catch up, I would never get that great of battery life out of it. Now, should RIM come out with a "normal" Blackberry with clearly superior hardware, I will be right on it.
P.S. Is it me or is the camera on the 9780 inferior to the one that was one the 9700?Last edited by clitrenta; 05-03-11 at 10:24 AM.
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