RIM encourages third party Android stores to submit their catalogs to the BlackBerry App World
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5 Comments
1. louay_joumaa posted on 22 Dec 2011, 05:29 1 1
i dnt like blackberry but it's a smart move ;)
2. thelegend6657 posted on 22 Dec 2011, 07:59 2 0
I played with a play book recently it is very nice a lot better than black berry phones but the lack of apps is really a problem
3. davecann2 posted on 22 Dec 2011, 09:31 0 0
QUality Apps are the driving force behind most mobile devices.
4. MeDo_0 posted on 22 Dec 2011, 16:55 0 0
I actually bought one of those playbooks at the price of $200 I like it,but i do agree the lack of apps is pretty lame,but the browsing and video and pdf books i load up on there are all i really got it for...for the price its definitely more bang for your buck..compared to an amazon kindle i was thinking about purchasing..glad i didnt
5. belovedson posted on 22 Dec 2011, 23:29 0 0
most people will say the touchpad is the best bang for the buck and they are right and despite all its shortcomings, the good outweighs the bad.
the playbook is to early to diagnose as good or bad. if they implement email and other need tidbits and allow most of the android catalog to migrate it would be a huge deal.
i also have the 64gb playbook and i am awaiting for the transition of beta state that it is in to a full working tablet. the hardware specs are outrageous and awesome i mean it has dual mics. the video chatting should be awesome. anyways its simply a wait and see approach but i can really see this tablet taking off if rim allows the backdoor rooting that's is starting to be compiled at the moment. man i would love dual boot mode with a custom android rom. this thing would fly
