The BlackBerry PlayBook was panned for missing functionality when it was released last year. RIM hopes this major software update addresses that. Let’s take a tour and see how it fares.
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The newly released BlackBerry PlayBook 2.0 finally adds email support and other missing functionality. Here’s what the new PlayBook software looks like on the screen.
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Almost a year after its launch, are the improvements in RIM’s tablet OS good enough to fend off the Apple and Amazon juggernauts?
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Some users are going through handsets at the rate of knots due to this problem.
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Verizon’s update to the quintessential Curve is small and stylish, but there are some pros and cons hidden within the design.
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Even a four-year-old first-generation iPhone could be worth $115.
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… at least in highly Photoshopped images
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RIM’s latest OS for the PlayBook brings built-in email and calendar features to the device.
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RIM released the PlayBook 2.0 update with integrated email, integrated calendar, a movie store, and support for Android apps in the BlackBerry App World.
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The RIM-hosted replacement for Microsoft’s BlackBerry Enterprise Service is now generally available to Office 365 customers.
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