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BlackBerry's first and last tablet, the PlayBook, stumbled out of the gate in 2011. Despite shipping without an email app at first, many of the software features and gestures in the QNX operating ...
Research In Motion launched its first tablet, the BlackBerry PlayBook, on April 19th of this year. Since that point in time — and even before, … ...
Users who purchase and activate a BlackBerry PlayBook tablet on or after Monday, June 6, will be automatically updated to v1.0.5 as part of the BlackBerry PlayBook setup process.
A tablet would mark BlackBerry's second attempt to enter the market. The first shot, the BlackBerry Playbook, was critically panned when it was released in 2011 and quickly fell into the bargain bin.
A senior BlackBerry executive who was in charge of the largely unsuccessful PlayBook tablet is no longer at the company.
That’s all folks. BlackBerry has confirmed that it won’t be releasing a BlackBerry 10 software update for its 7 inch tablet. Despite the fact that the BlackBerry PlayBook already runs software ...
Even the BlackBerry CEO concedes it's a tough business, and doesn't sound confident about another tablet anytime soon. A BB10 update is coming to the PlayBook though.
Playback: RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook, 18 months later Has new hardware and software made the PlayBook a significantly better tablet?
The BlackBerry Mini Keyboard conveniently uses the micro-USB charger that comes with the BlackBerry PlayBook (one less charger to carry), and the keyboard battery lasts up to 30 days on a full charge.
NEWS ANALYSIS: According to reports, Research In Motion will be launching a 4G LTE-equipped BlackBerry PlayBook later this year. But it just can't be a 4G version of the same tablet design. Here ...
Research In Motion has introduced the BlackBerry Mini Keyboard, a new accessory for the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet.
As tablet accessories go, the keyboard case looks decent enough. It has a built-in battery designed to last for up to 30 days. You can charge the keyboard using a standard PlayBook charger.