QUOTE(lp16 @ Jul 2 2014, 11:20 AM)
With a smaller RAM, will Z3 experience lags when running apps? My main worry coz nowadays, smartphones are apps intensive. Just hope it won't be laggy like my S3.
The short answer: no lag.
Long answer: Unlike other phones or the older operating system, BlackBerry adopts a system of run now, wake on notify system.
Basically, in the Z3, you can have 4 simultaneous things OPEN, and running. Unlike the Z10. As in 4 active frames. In 10.3 this limit is increased to 8.
Additionally, the coding system is in such a way that when you close it, only the headless portion is running (notifications, but not the program per se). When a system slows down (which is possible), the OS will determine what apps to kill by its own. When I say kill, as in real process kill, and it will never be awaken, unlike Android where some process can be killed, and some can't), but you can always restart them, or force "run" (pin to active frames)
In Android, some apps are notorious for running behind the scenes despite not open, such as FaceBook. Some apps cannot be killed (google Apps that continuously mine and log your data about you), and some refuse to die (like FaceBook, you just kill it and it will re-appear, despite already process killed) .
In BlackBerry, it is very difficult to achieve this effect. Once its killed, it can only be revived when there is a trigger such as time, notification, or place (geofencing), or when user triggers the app. This feature is expanded in 10.3
QUOTE(Joeyskullz @ Jul 2 2014, 11:46 AM)
Wow! Not bad design. Just read about at Businessinsider.com
I still love BB keyboard.But my main question is that their still apps "up to date"?
It will be, because BlackBerry can run Android apps just as fine. In fact the APKs will be gotten from Amazon Store, so its up to date with the ones from Amazon Store. It won't be usable with Google Play services, but it will and can have the most up to date version when people update from Amazon App Store.