Research In Motion was allegedly going to release a QNX-based smart phones in the first quarter of 2012.
But the launch schedule could still change, depending on the test phone, it was reported on Boy Genius Report (BGR) quoted Cnet, on Tuesday (08/09/2011).
According to BGR alerts, mobile phones with code 'Colt' It will carry a 1GHz processor, slower than the dual-core processors that were previously promised the RIM on their super phones. But BGR confirmed that these specifications can change.
In addition, BGR also claims that Colt will not include support for BlackBerry Enterprise Server because of the complexity of rewriting software code for Wednesday's BES. Instead, Colt would have access to email software featuring Microsoft's ActiveSync.
RIM acquired QNX and its software in 2010 and then in order to overcome fierce competition Apple's (IOS) and Google (Android) which offers newer operating system. Canadian vendor's hope Colt can be a key to their resurgence after the first QNX, Playbook, got some criticism.
As a warm-up ahead of the launch of the Colt, RIM has just launched five new smartphone with their latest software, BlackBerry 7.
0 Comments:
Post a Comment