BBX. QNX-based OS
Jakarta - Research In Motion (RIM) introduced the operating system (OS) newest, BBX. QNX OS-based RIM is prepared as a weapon against Google and Apple.
BBX newly introduced to the Americas event BlackBerry DevCon 2011, referred to as the latest generation platform designed for BlackBerry smartphones and tablets. This platform combines the best of the BlackBerry and QNX as well as designed to enable real-time mobile experience is powerful. It said RIM will differentiate BlackBerry products and services.
In addition to supporting the BlackBerry cloud services, BBX will also support a variety of applications developed using any device which is now available for BlackBerry Playbook. These include Native SDK, Adobe AIR / Flash and WebWorks/HTML5, also BlackBerry Runtime for Android Apps in BBX-based tablets and smartphones to be released later.
RIM also made to support for native developers. Stated President and Co-CEO of RIM Mike Lazaridis, with nearly five million BlackBerry apps downloaded every day, consumers make the RIM BlackBerry as one of the most profitable platform for developers.
"We give developers the tools needed to build richer applications and we provide guidance on how to best develop smartphone applications and tablets, and QNX as the BlackBerry platform to meet the latest generation of our platform, BBX," he said as detikINET from the official site of RIM, Wednesday (10/19/2011)
BBX will also include the latest BlackBerry Cascades UI Framework for a more advanced graphics capabilities and bring 'Super App' to enable capabilities such as deeper integration between applications, Push, BlackBerry Messenger and many more.
RIM is betting this new generation BBX enable them to compete with Apple and Google. As is known, they had consumed a large chunk of 'cake' in the mobile device market share and even threaten the BlackBerry.
Until just before the BBX has not reached the market, RIM is still dependent on the length of the weapon, namely a line of the latest BlackBerry OS 7 to maintain its market share.
Jakarta - Research In Motion (RIM) introduced the operating system (OS) newest, BBX. QNX OS-based RIM is prepared as a weapon against Google and Apple.
BBX newly introduced to the Americas event BlackBerry DevCon 2011, referred to as the latest generation platform designed for BlackBerry smartphones and tablets. This platform combines the best of the BlackBerry and QNX as well as designed to enable real-time mobile experience is powerful. It said RIM will differentiate BlackBerry products and services.
In addition to supporting the BlackBerry cloud services, BBX will also support a variety of applications developed using any device which is now available for BlackBerry Playbook. These include Native SDK, Adobe AIR / Flash and WebWorks/HTML5, also BlackBerry Runtime for Android Apps in BBX-based tablets and smartphones to be released later.
RIM also made to support for native developers. Stated President and Co-CEO of RIM Mike Lazaridis, with nearly five million BlackBerry apps downloaded every day, consumers make the RIM BlackBerry as one of the most profitable platform for developers.
"We give developers the tools needed to build richer applications and we provide guidance on how to best develop smartphone applications and tablets, and QNX as the BlackBerry platform to meet the latest generation of our platform, BBX," he said as detikINET from the official site of RIM, Wednesday (10/19/2011)
BBX will also include the latest BlackBerry Cascades UI Framework for a more advanced graphics capabilities and bring 'Super App' to enable capabilities such as deeper integration between applications, Push, BlackBerry Messenger and many more.
RIM is betting this new generation BBX enable them to compete with Apple and Google. As is known, they had consumed a large chunk of 'cake' in the mobile device market share and even threaten the BlackBerry.
Until just before the BBX has not reached the market, RIM is still dependent on the length of the weapon, namely a line of the latest BlackBerry OS 7 to maintain its market share.
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