BlackBerry Virtual OS Running On Windows Mobile

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According to berryreview.com (who got the news pics from a tipster) you will soon have the option of running the Blackberry OS as an application on your Windows Mobile device.

This is what RIM is officially calling the BlackBerry Application Suite which we told you about in the past that is posed to replace the aging BlackBerry Connect. Essentially the BlackBerry OS is running as an application on Windows Mobile virtualizing the BlackBerry OS. From what I can tell this will have all of the BlackBerry 4.2 OS features in it.
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While the software and functionality is nice, having to pay $8 when the iPhone gets the same service for free is a nasty kick in the teeth. Of course Windows Mobile users will be able to play the music in the background, something which iPhone users mostly only dream of.

Read more at Pocketnow.com
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