Saturday, June 13, 2015

The next smartphone could have Android BlackBerry – InfoBAE.com

   
   


 
     

       
       
 
       
 
       
       
 
Credit: Reuters

The agency Reuters reported BlackBerry is considering a smartphone equipped with the operating Android system Google . The change would be a recognition that the latest models of the Canadian company were unsuccessful.

That decision would be a radical change for Ontario company, which refused to Android and bet to your BlackBerry 10 could recover in a market place that dominated before the arrival of iPhone Apple 2007 , and now participates with just the 1% of devices in circulation.

The sources cited by the agency, said the decision to use Android would be part of the strategy BlackBerry to give an internal rotation to concentrate on the software and equipment .

It is not clear whether the decision to use Android mean the end of the line appliances BlackBerry 10 , which the company launched in early 2013 . After initial positive reviews, smartphones Canadian firm could not compete with Apple phones or different brands that use Android. One of the main criticisms leveled against the Canadian company was the absence of applications for your operating system.

“We do not comment on rumors or speculation, but remain committed to the BlackBerry 10 operating system, which provides benefits to safety and productivity that are unparalleled, “the company said.

The CEO of BlackBerry, John Chen , is betting on new equipment management system of the company, the BES12 , which allows corporate customers and government manage devices BlackBerry in their networks Internal and others who use Android, Apple’s iOS platform and the Windows operating system.

Two sources said that by launching its own device that works with Android, BlackBerry demonstrate its confidence BES12 that the system is able to manage and secure smartphones and tablets that use different operating systems.

     


     

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