21/02/2012 |

By most accounts there aren’t very many people out there in the world using PlayBooks, but for those that are, or are considering the purchase of one, comes some good news: RIM has finally updated the OS to include two services that have been long discussed and much anticipated: integrated email support and Android app availability.
The OS could serve to give the device a boost in the market, after many people slammed RIM for shipping the tablet too early when it debuted last year without...
Life hasn’t been good to RIM lately. The company is losing developers and major enterprise clients on a weekly basis. Its PlayBook tablet hasn’t made a dent in iPad sales (or even Android tablet sales, for that matter) and the company is practically begging Android developers to port...
RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook tablet computer will soon come pre-loaded with PressReader, a digital news app from a company called NewspaperDirect. The application offers one-click access to more than 2,000 ‘replica’, full-content newspapers from close to 100 countries.According to ...
Research In Motion this morning introduced a new enterprise mobility solution dubbed BlackBerry Mobile Fusion, aiming to help its business and government clients manage employees’ smartphones and tablets running the BlackBerry operating system, but also Android and iOS devices like the iPho...
Just when you thought RIM's fortunes couldn't get any worse, along comes Dolby Laboratories to knock the beleaguered company a little bit lower.More »
The analysts at Gartner have released a new report today, detailing tablet market trends and forecasts. Not surprisingly, their findings confirm the obvious: the iPad is killing it. According to the firm, the Apple iPad will account for 73.4% of tablet sales worldwide this year, and no other plat...
That took a long time. RIM's just opened the door to developers wishing to create apps for their BlackBerry PlayBook tablet, with an added bonus—a free PlayBook if their app gets approved for the App World store, before the tablet launches in North America. It's going on sale early next yea...
An unreleased video (above) from the Mobile World Congress earlier this month apparently contains footage of a RIM representative claiming that the PlayBook will "support Android apps when we release the Dalvik engine on top of QNX."More »
No, it's not bad, like you expected it to be.More »
If you're planning to snatch up a new BlackBerry PlayBook tablet or a QNX-based Blackberry smartphone soon, you'll be interested to know that RIM has officially confirmed these will support both BlackBerry Java and Android apps. But note that before these Android apps start cropping up on BlackBe...
Getting featured in the Android Market is starting to have a meaningful impact for mobile app developers. According to the recent news from fitness app maker RunKeeper, the company saw a 637% increase in downloads since November after just a few days of being a featured app in the Android Market ...