Is Motorola droid bionic running type 1 bare mental hypervisor?

[HamsiniI]

Motorola droid bionics was pieces of which I found strange. On the one hand, I cannot believe that Motorola's hardware had troubles to occupy you nice with Android LTE HTC, Samsung, and LG and appear to have no difficulty. In adding together, executive claims of "protocol stack" and the revamp of troubles due to feedback from clientele seem strange CES on their own. What kind of client at a trade demonstrate can get a boot device for the production.

[Antonio1]

I think it's a pretty solid assumption. Are being developed and expanded support for the Tegra platform as well. Motorola might not wish for to wait until it was ready for the platform. Speculation is the best to date. NVIDIA has always said that there was never a problem with LTE and chip. injure control. Perhaps. Other than it could also be factual. I speak we be able to only perhaps be accurate. lacking doubt plausible.

[BansiJ]

Come to think of it, which could have been based on the idea of Atrix. We now know that Webtop is actually a modified Debian distro, and just run an instance of X server side virtual machine, allowing them to simultaneously access the resources of the core. This is probably the cause of the less than stellar performance of its hardware Atrix given, and I don't know determined that operation multiple operating systems on a hypervisor could be an improved solution. Of course, this would be an understandable benefit to the types of IT, which seems to be their target customer base in those days

[Ceesar]

You might even have the option of bail Android and work directly in the operating system company accepted, but would in all probability do it all feels inflamed, so that's in all probability a long shot. The target buyer of this device is likely that IT department. As a boot loader protected, even the awareness of a boot loader could be converted into unrelated. Whoever controls the Dom-0 operating system has control of the hypervisor and hence control of the device. Android may not be the Dom-0 operating system, which means it cannot contain the "service console" to the hypervisor. Dom-0 can be a healthy and stripped OS without any user input / output capacity to run concurrently, but isolated from the android.

[Delaware]

While the Android operating system has been enjoying imposing enlargement in the market for consumer smartphones, RIM BlackBerry OS is motionless the standard for enterprise security. Integrating high-level encryption and standing are impregnate with Android 3LM more corporate-friendly potential. Motorola, of course, very pleased to add their own safety 3LM resources, but also plan solutions 3LM manufacturers of other devices. Motorola reports that its device management solutions should be available in 2011.

[Fox28]

If Motorola has created a device accomplished of occupied virtualization (from side to side hardware), so ruthlessly all the security, communication and encryption could for applications in a absolutely dissimilar operating system organization in parallel but disconnect from Android on the device.3LM could be there to create an border to connection firmly Android OS running to safety with him. Or If Android is really the Dom-0 OS, 3LM could be there to obstruct the "service console" right to use to the Dom-0 has to control the hypervisor.

[Farrah]

Motorola and Verizon could be playing tight-lipped, but in general companies and open source virtualization orgs are screaming about how mobile devices. So much so that evens the success of Google-fu information overload. However, I found a bit that shows a lot of matches with the timing of bionics. Motorola is not just after corporate IT business, going after the Federal IT contracts that have to be signed only for now.

[Algonkin]

A little fun to think about the phones that are greater distances employee safety use, but its actually quite genius. OMAP4 hardware should be powerful enough to handle this very well, and I'm sure the insurance dom0 operating system may simply lie dormant, or even be disabled on the phones of consumers, not sure how they handle that. But if they could get a number of companies and / or federal (including military) contracts, we could care less if they lost sales to the consumer during a summer. I hope this is your plan, and I really like Motorola and hope to continue it, just not impressed everyone with his recent efforts. If this is your plan, these phones have to be much more stable and well implemented that Atrix or Droid x2