There are two things that have people (some of them, anyway) talking about the coming in February 2012. First, it’s going to add the missing native BlackBerry email, calendar, and contacts apps. Kvitanciya remont sotovih telefonov obrazec.

How to sideload using Google Chrome (MAC users OSX). This is an alternative to DDPB. Sideload bar. Jul 22, 2011 - A few hours ago, a link to a beta version of the app appeared on the BlackBerry website. If you're on Windows, an easier way to do that would be to use DDPB installer. Note: Check out our guide on how to install Android apps on BlackBerry. How to find and delete files older than X days on macOS.

Second, the Android Player will finally make its debut, allowing users to run thousands of Android applications on BlackBerry’s tablet. If you’re willing to install a, you can take an early look at the Android Player right now. For starters, there are a ton of converted Android apps that you can load onto your PlayBook. And if you can handle a bit more hacking and root your PlayBook using, you can even install the Android Market and download Android apps directly onto your PlayBook. We’ll have details on rooting the PlayBook and installing the Android Market soon, but for now let’s start with installing BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0. • to register for beta downloads for RIM • Find your PIN number. On your PlayBook, go to settings > about and then tap the drop-down menu and choose hardware.

Your PIN will appear on the first line • Enter your PIN and email address, check the box to agree to RIM’s terms, and then wait for the update notification to arrive on your PlayBook • Install the update when the notification appears — if you’re waited more than 15 or 20 minutes and haven’t seen it, try registering again When your PlayBook has rebooted, you’ll be able to install the. Once you’ve got some BARs downloaded, the easiest way to install them on your PlayBook is by using the (full instructions at the link). I hope the recent number of Playbook purchases causes developers to create native apps that will be ready in February.

We need alternatives to the iPad and Android. Competition is good for everyone from a pricing and innovation perspective. The Playbook hardware, OS and size hit the sweet spot for many. If the major apps start to come, the Playbook might just be a viable alternative for many. For that to happen though, RIM has to see the Playbook as more than an extension of the Blackberry smartphone. Yes RIM will eventually gain traction with this I believe, and so will Microsoft with Windows 8.

It will CRUSH the tablet community. Because it will be a fully blown OS running the touch friendly metro interface with millions and millions of developers at its disposal – all of that running on new generation hardware is going to be a recipe for a crush of the iFad specifically. BTW, I recently bought a 64GB playbook for my wife for xmas, and like it. I like the fact that it has a real multitasking OS (unlike ipad [and flash is definitely a plus!]), and I like the professional looking/feeling UI (unlike the android honeycomb amateur crap), But indeed it does need more apps. If I were to use it, it MUST have an RDP app which it currently doesn’t.

So from what I’ve read, the android player should help in this regard I can’t wait for Aug 2012 because Read more ». QNX is gay play book is gay yes I have one God do I want ICS or HONY on this the fact you have to go from the blackberry on bottom of screen then pull up to the screen to go to the home menu is gay I want a fucking home button!!!!! And windows 8 is not going to allow windows desktop apps to run there is no X86 support go go FUCKING MS. If they made it with FULL windows suport I would buy on in a sec (a tablet. I will NEVER own a MS phone EVER! Windows mobile anyone?) I need android on the play book it is hella gay that rim locked in there os and then will “allow” android apps of course they have to be rim approved first (again fucking gay) why is it all these dicks lock you in to an app Read more ».