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The pre-built evaluation image is provided as-is by Toradex, meant for evaluation only, and it may be suitable for application development as long as you don't need extra dependencies. It is built from the QNX BSP provided by BlackBerry/QNX to Toradex. Read the Detailed Information and Additional Resources on the QNX software page for more details.
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On October 26, 2015, BlackBerry Limited announced that there were no plans to release new APIs and software development kits (SDKs) or adopt Qt version 5. Future updates, like versions 10.3.3 and 10.3.4, would focus on security and privacy enhancements only,[6][7] effectively putting the operating system in maintenance mode.[8] At the same time, the company introduced its first Android-based device, BlackBerry Priv. The BlackBerry Leap was the last smartphone released on the BB10 platform.[9] After BlackBerry Limited ceased making smartphones in 2016, its successor BlackBerry Mobile by licensee TCL abandoned the platform and only developed devices based on Android, starting with the BlackBerry KeyOne.[10]
Building up to the launch, the company made substantial changes to how it had previously engaged developers, being substantially more active at courting developers, solving issues and being transparent about development updates. The company sent two teams to engage developers. The first, focused on acquiring premier applications from third parties. The second team focused on engaging the broader development community and building the platforms application count.[31]
A remote adversary is new territory for most industrial component manufacturers, which, to be mitigated effectively, requires embedding security in the software development lifecycle. This is a movement that was started years ago in the AppSec world. This is easier in an environment with automatic testing, continuous deployment and possibility to quickly apply updates after release. This is not always possible in the hardware industry, due to local regulations and the ecosystem. It often requires coordination between many vendors. But, if we want to protect future cars, these are problems we have to solve.
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