The BlackBerry PlayBook has just had a significant software update, which adds some great new features, including social network integration, remote typing and Android apps. Check them out in the video below.
Are these PlayBook updates enough to make you consider purchasing the BlacKBerry PlayBook? Do you already have a PlayBook - what do you think of the new features? Let us know in the comments below!
hi every one i hope someone can give me alittle info on ,,, if you can use a giffgaff sim card in a samsung galaxy 10.1 tablet pc for using internet, i was thinking of buying one luv gadgets but know nothing about them, i already use giffgaff on my iphone its great.
Shame the Kindle Fire isn't officially out yet. That would rival the Playbook on price and performance. No arguing that the Playbook packs a punch for the price.
How much of the Android library is available on the Playbook? You only mention 2 apps which makes it look suspiciously like very few.
It's quite tricky to say, they are all merged in with the BlackBerry apps and don't have their own section. Looking online I've seen reports of around 800, but it's fair to say these are of varying quality and won't all work
It works as a normal tablet for surfing the web, watching videos and internet based things. You can sync it to a Blackberry phone.
To be honest i haven't installed many Android apps as the standard Blackberry installed software has suited my needs.
I think at the moment the Playbook will run the majority of Android apps out there upto 2.3 (don't quote me).
Hopefully only the good apps as most are useless
I don't own a Blackberry phone i use a Samsung Galaxy s2 as my main gadget out and about. I wanted a tablet for home use for watching videos like iplayer, 4od etc and the screen is more than enough.
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