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30% sounds like a lot, but that looked like about 300-400 milliseconds, which isn't very interesting. (That said, showing that you could port a native iOS app
by scovetta 14y ago
30% sounds like a lot, but that looked like about 300-400 milliseconds, which isn't very interesting.
(That said, showing that you could port a native iOS app to RIM in X days would be an interesting metric, since the size of the App Store dwarfs the BB Store.)
(RIM, are you listening? No one cares about sub-second speed increases, Flash, external SD slots, multiprocessor whiz-bang GPUs, and most of the rest of your marketing material. Make a product that amazes my parents, and you've got something. Sell to the techies, and you seal your fate.)
- Sunlis 14y agoPorting an iOS app to RIM doesn't matter anymore. The new Blackberry OS (BB 10) is going to run Android apps [0], essentially making the Blackberry App Store irrelevant (in my opinion). [0] https://developer.blackberry.com/android/ https://developer.blackberry.com/android/
- bryanlarsen 14y agoThe Blackberry App Store isn't going to be irrelevant, since Blackberries won't be running Google Play. Android developers will have to submit their apps to the Blackberry App Store for them to be available for BB10 users to buy.