Images Show BlackBerry PlayBook Running Android Honeycomb
TFTS: RIM's tablet PC will already be capable of running Android applications in an emulator.
"You may have heard that the BlackBerry PlayBook can run Android apps, as RIM has included some sort of Android emulator on the tablet that lets users run some Android applications. But, it’s not running Android, as it’s using a modified version of extremely stable QNX OS that’s been running in in-car entertainment systems for years. But, don’t tell Mac-retailer MacMall that, as they’re showing the “first professional-grade tablet” as running Android 3.0 Honeycomb. Wishful thinking?"
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