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Simranpal SIngh
You like the look of the BlackBerry PlayBook, but the obvious lack of apps concerns you? Worry no longer as reports suggest that the QNX platform tablet could be compatible with several hundreds of Android apps.
A Bloomberg report states, Research In Motion will offer an Android app experience on its 9.7-inch screen, but without the implementation of Google’s Java software, Dalvik.
In order to get Android apps working on the QNX system, there will need to be an alternative Java virtual machine on board. Should this happen, then the appeal of the PlayBook will increase ten-folds.
If Android apps are thrown into the PlayBook equation, then it will resolve the user’s concerns of BlackBerry’s App World that fails to compete with the likes of the Apple App Store or Google’s Android Market.
It will be interesting to see what Google has to say about this.
A Bloomberg report states, Research In Motion will offer an Android app experience on its 9.7-inch screen, but without the implementation of Google’s Java software, Dalvik.
In order to get Android apps working on the QNX system, there will need to be an alternative Java virtual machine on board. Should this happen, then the appeal of the PlayBook will increase ten-folds.
If Android apps are thrown into the PlayBook equation, then it will resolve the user’s concerns of BlackBerry’s App World that fails to compete with the likes of the Apple App Store or Google’s Android Market.
It will be interesting to see what Google has to say about this.
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