- 'We'll get there when we get there!'
As my Dad would yell from the front of the car.dave_h_946 and 19GhostRider71 like this.02-06-13 06:09 AMLike 2 -
- I was reading this article from Kevin on CB.
And I was wondering....
If BB is to create a BB10 OS that can run smoothly on our 1GB RAM PBs, it then means that the "new" OS will lack some features compared to BB10 running on the Z10 (I am not a developer/programmer myself so I may be horribly wrong).
On the other hand, if they can make it run on our 1GB RAM PBs smoothly the way BB10 currently is, then why they didn't do it with the Z10?
I guess my worry is that when and if ever the BB10 will come to our PBs it will lack important features - functionality and in the end we will have to decide either to stay with the current OS or move to a less than a "complete" OS (compared to the Z10's one)02-06-13 08:52 AMLike 0 - I know its possible to put the current version of bb10 on to a dev alpha b, is it possible to use the same package to install onto a playbook? i mean it probably wont work perfectly but its worth a try, I know that the beta of bb10 worked on playbook but the functionality was heavily lacking.02-06-13 09:58 AMLike 0
- I was reading [URL="http://crackberry.com/how-id-see-blackberry-10-come-blackberry-playbook?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook"]And I was wondering....
If BB is to create a BB10 OS that can run smoothly on our 1GB RAM PBs, it then means that the "new" OS will lack some features compared to BB10 running on the Z10 (I am not a developer/programmer myself so I may be horribly wrong).
On the other hand, if they can make it run on our 1GB RAM PBs smoothly the way BB10 currently is, then why they didn't do it with the Z10?
If BB10 can be installed and will run smoothly in PlayBook, then it can also be installed and should run smoothly in some previous BlackBerry mobile phones having similar specs like PB (or even better)... but this will decrease (if not totally halt) the sale of Z10 and Q10...02-06-13 10:27 AMLike 0 - kbz1960Doesn't MatterHere's an insight... BlackBerry did not make the Z10 less than 1.5GHz Dual-core and 2GB RAM, even BB10 would still be able to run smoothly on hardware specs like PlayBook (i.e. 1GHz Dual-core & 1GB RAM) simply because they want to maximize the profit of BB10 OS... If they will make Z10 or Q10 less specs than they were, not only that they will be branded as "pre-historic" but there will be no excuse for BlackBerry not to upgrade Bold Touch 9900, 9790, 9860, P'9981, and so on...
If BB10 can be installed and will run smoothly in PlayBook, then it can also be installed and should run smoothly in some previous BlackBerry mobile phones having similar specs like PB (or even better)... but this will decrease (if not totally halt) the sale of Z10 and Q10...02-06-13 10:32 AMLike 0 - ^^Saying those things are like saying "No for the PlayBook. Completely different processors, ram, video. No the PlayBook might run a limited version but what for"...02-06-13 11:10 AMLike 0
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- Kevin is saying what i think we all have been thinking. I have had it in the back of my mind for along time. The idea Kevin has is great IMO. He was talking about this on the webcast the other night and he is right. If they can get the bb10 games/apps on the PB the experience will probably be better than trying to load bb10, slimmed down or not, on the PB. They mention free RAM on the Z hovered around 800-900 free i think most times meaning that 1GB was basically being used. BB is running up against the laws of computing.02-06-13 11:30 AMLike 0
- Sith_ApprenticeMod Team EmeritusHere's an insight... BlackBerry did not make the Z10 less than 1.5GHz Dual-core and 2GB RAM, even BB10 would still be able to run smoothly on hardware specs like PlayBook (i.e. 1GHz Dual-core & 1GB RAM) simply because they want to maximize the profit of BB10 OS... If they will make Z10 or Q10 less specs than they were, not only that they will be branded as "pre-historic" but there will be no excuse for BlackBerry not to upgrade Bold Touch 9900, 9790, 9860, P'9981, and so on...
If BB10 can be installed and will run smoothly in PlayBook, then it can also be installed and should run smoothly in some previous BlackBerry mobile phones having similar specs like PB (or even better)... but this will decrease (if not totally halt) the sale of Z10 and Q10...02-06-13 11:34 AMLike 0 - Its obvious that releasing BB10 for the playbook is more of an experiment then to please their users, at least if the update end of this year is true. By that time this hardware is none too new anymore and we'll want something better, it isn't exactly new already. I'm not bashing BB either, just my take and feelings on it.
When did bb start caring about pleasing their customers? I did go down to the cellar for another bottle of brandy but it didn't take me two years!02-06-13 11:37 AMLike 0 - Sith_ApprenticeMod Team EmeritusKevin is saying what i think we all have been thinking. I have had it in the back of my mind for along time. The idea Kevin has is great IMO. He was talking about this on the webcast the other night and he is right. If they can get the bb10 games/apps on the PB the experience will probably be better than trying to load bb10, slimmed down or not, on the PB. They mention free RAM on the Z hovered around 800-900 free i think most times meaning that 1GB was basically being used. BB is running up against the laws of computing.JeepBB likes this.02-06-13 11:42 AMLike 1
- 02-06-13 11:48 AMLike 1
- I was reading this article from Kevin on CB.
And I was wondering....
If BB is to create a BB10 OS that can run smoothly on our 1GB RAM PBs, it then means that the "new" OS will lack some features compared to BB10 running on the Z10 (I am not a developer/programmer myself so I may be horribly wrong).
On the other hand, if they can make it run on our 1GB RAM PBs smoothly the way BB10 currently is, then why they didn't do it with the Z10?
I guess my worry is that when and if ever the BB10 will come to our PBs it will lack important features - functionality and in the end we will have to decide either to stay with the current OS or move to a less than a "complete" OS (compared to the Z10's one)
it doesn't mean anythuing what you saying. Mac sold with Leopard were able to upgrade to snow leopard...
The power of the Z10 is not just the minimum to run BB10, it's above that. It's powerfuk enough to last for 2 or 3 years.
Playbook can run that OS don't worry about that, but in one year maybe, it won't be able to run some new apps or games because these will need more specs.
And stop believing that Playbook10 can have a negative impact on Z10 sales... Ipad do the same with iphones ?
Yeay i have an Ipad i'm gonna sell my iphone right now... lol stop the bssad_old_man likes this.02-06-13 11:48 AMLike 1 - I have seen the Dev B, running the same (just about) specs as the 4G PB, running with about 250mb free after a fresh boot. Granted, this is on the full OS, not any slimmed down version. While slimming it down and removing features (well NFC for one, potentially DLNA, toning down the visual effects, etc) will help tremendously, it will still be a hard sell.
I also concluded that this type of grown up would not let me continue my happiness endlessly and would eventually force me to be like them and grow up. Therefore I devised a cunning plan which I programmed into my DNA (which you must admit is difficult at 7yrs old) to ensure that if this ever happens, I want to become a Fireman or a Train Driver!lexluthorxx likes this.02-06-13 12:02 PMLike 1 -
- A roadmap shown during summer 2012 was mentionning an expected release trimestre Q2 2013 (for bb os10 on pb)
The information isn t r�cent but could give the pace...PatrickMJS likes this.02-06-13 12:46 PMLike 1 - Hey dude, the Galaxy S3 for example is more powered than needed. Previous iphones can run os of next gen etc...
it doesn't mean anythuing what you saying. Mac sold with Leopard were able to upgrade to snow leopard...
The power of the Z10 is not just the minimum to run BB10, it's above that. It's powerfuk enough to last for 2 or 3 years.
Playbook can run that OS don't worry about that, but in one year maybe, it won't be able to run some new apps or games because these will need more specs.
And stop believing that Playbook10 can have a negative impact on Z10 sales... Ipad do the same with iphones ?
Yeay i have an Ipad i'm gonna sell my iphone right now... lol stop the bs02-06-13 02:07 PMLike 0 - kbz1960Doesn't MatterKevin is saying what i think we all have been thinking. I have had it in the back of my mind for along time. The idea Kevin has is great IMO. He was talking about this on the webcast the other night and he is right. If they can get the bb10 games/apps on the PB the experience will probably be better than trying to load bb10, slimmed down or not, on the PB. They mention free RAM on the Z hovered around 800-900 free i think most times meaning that 1GB was basically being used. BB is running up against the laws of computing.JeepBB likes this.02-06-13 03:40 PMLike 1
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