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Hmm... BlackBerry 10, perhaps? https://help.blackberry.com/id/blackberry-security-overview/latest/blackberry-security-overview-html/awi1402930370721.html https:

by anta40 8y ago

Hmm... BlackBerry 10, perhaps? https://help.blackberry.com/id/blackberry-security-overview/latest/blackberry-security-overview-html/awi1402930370721.html https://help.blackberry.com/id/blackberry-security-overview/... BlackBerry nowadays is... well let's say the mobile world is basically divided into 2 sides these days: Android and iOS :p

jjoonathan 8y ago
What? BlackBerry is realtime? Why?
- monocasa 8y ago
  So you have the option of running the baseband on the application processor to save costs if need be, among other reasons.
  - ahati 8y ago
    You need a hypervisor for that. Qnx brought that later.
    - dfox 8y ago
      You don't. Symbian EKA2 platforms (eg. S60 3rd edition and later) used to run baseband as userspace threads on same core as user applications. I would not be that surprised if that was main enabler for Nokia E51/52, ie. full-featured smartphone in executive-phone form factor (small and in the first place thin candy-bar).
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