RIM's Alec Saunders was on hand at this year's Hackathon in Boston to discuss the benefits of the company's recently-announced BBX operating system, as well as some of the tablet strategy behind the move to the upcoming QNX-based platform and support for Android apps.ยป Read Article
A Canadian news outlet claims to have received confirmation of the LTE BlackBerry PlayBook this morning at BlackBerry World in Orlando.
Though the date hasn't been officially confirmed by RIM, rumors abound that February 17 will be the release date for the long-awaited BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0 update.
Weeks after CES 2012, all eyes are on Apple as it readies the iPad 3. However, Mobile World Congress kicks off in a month, and the rumor mill is swirling with what we may see in Barcelona.
In case you didn't manage to snag one on Black Friday or Cyber Monday, Research In Motion's (RIM) BlackBerry PlayBook tablet has once again gone on sale for the low, low price of $199 for the 16GB model.
As Shane Snider, executive vice president of IT at Shawnee Mission, noted in an interview with our sister site, SearchCIO-Midmarket, all he wants for Christmas is a little more mobile device management.
After receiving a price cut to $200 for Black Friday, it looks like the BlackBerry PlayBook will be getting another discount, though the savings are currently available to employees only.
After selling the BlackBerry PlayBook for $200 and up on Black Friday, retailers have begun removing the tablet from their online catalogs, with some customers claiming their orders have been cancelled.
RIM has released a new version of the BlackBerry OS for its PlayBook tablet, though the over-the-air update still won't bring users native email or calendar support.
In spite of all the focus that has been placed upon RIM's upcoming release of the BlackBerry PlayBook 2.0 software, it seems that the update was never intended to be a major software release. According to one RIM employee, it was only a minor update until "marketing got their hands on it."
While the ASUS Transformer Prime will be the first Android tablet to feature NVIDIA's Tegra 3 processor, it certainly won't be the only, as reports surface that more quad-core tablets are coming our way.
Despite Adobe's decision to stop all developments of Flash for the mobile Web, RIM has promised that it will continue to develop Adobe Flash for its BlackBerry PlayBook.
ASUS has officially announced the Transformer Prime Android tablet, the first with the new NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor.
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