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BlackBerry OS Moving to Symbian Rumors Just Won’t Die…

October 20, 2006 by Robb Dunewood 1 Comment

A little over a week ago we put up a post about an analyst prediction stating that Research in Motion will move away from the BlackBerry OS for the Symbian OS on the BlackBerry. We actually got quite a few comments on the original post, however, we had a server crash and although we were able to recover the post, were not able to recover the comments.

A week later rumors of about a possible BlackBerry OS swap out are still popping up. Do you think that RIM would kill the BlackBerry OS and move next gen BlackBerrys to Symbian?

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  1. Amit says

    October 20, 2006 at 8:58 am

    Robb,

    I think that I was first to comment on this last week and I will say they same thing as I said then. The only way that I could see this happening is if RIM uses Symbian to develop the BlackBerry OS, not actually replace it with what we currently know as the Symbian OS.

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