Hint of new things to come? Letter from BlackBerry regarding new licensing SDK

Hello,

We wanted to let you know that we've recently updated the BlackBerry SDK License Agreement (the "Agreement") including without limitation (i) changes to reflect BlackBerry's corporate name change and the process that BlackBerry will use to notify developers of future changes to the Agreement and (ii) the inclusion of a new schedule setting out specific terms relating to the conversion of Android? .APK files to BlackBerry .BAR files which can be distributed in the BlackBerry World storefront.

The current version (and any future version) of the Agreement can be viewed online at http://blackberry.com/legal/blackber...agreement.html.

A document highlighting the changes to the Agreement may be requested by emailing [email protected].

Best Regards,
BlackBerry

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How is it a hint when they outlined the changes? It just basically says you need to inform users that some portions of the converted Android apps might not work or will be replaced by others services. It's part of their implementation of Android apps. Unless the change you mean are the fact they might actually start advertising the Android compatibility more lol.

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Originally Posted by Bla1ze

How is it a hint when they outlined the changes? It just basically says you need to inform users that some portions of the converted Android apps might not work or will be replaced by others services. It's part of their implementation of Android apps. Unless the change you mean are the fact they might actually start advertising the Android compatibility more lol.

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That's correct or perhaps access to Google play or other "official " stores.

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This email, right?

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Correct.

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Originally Posted by crackbrry fan

That's correct or perhaps access to Google play or other "official " stores.

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LOL. Ya. No. Sorry man. It's the same thing they listed on the API stuff long ago but now have to make 'legal' by adding it to the SDK.

Originally Posted by Bla1ze

LOL. Ya. No. Sorry man.

Yeah I concur

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