And it is true.
The new Blackberry Venice teaser was released this week and yes, it runs on the Android OS. This development has been on the wish-list of many tech enthusiasts for so long, and it is refreshing to see this (hopefully) finally come true.
Since the strongest offering of the Blackberry OS is security, the question is: is this move guaranteeing us a hackproof open source platform?
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