RIM has dropped the price of their PlayBook tablet, again, actually bringing the device down to a price where buyers may step up and purchase it.
Following the second slash in under 6 months, the 16GB model now sells retail for $199, the 32GB for $249 and the 64GB model for $299.
At $199, the price makes the tablet appealing, especially when compared to the current champion in the ... [ read the full article ]
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Quote:The OS will not be discontinued. RIM is still a profitable company and the OS will be used for all of its smartphones in the future.
Only time will tell...
I think once the company actually gets the promised Android app emulation going, the OS will be fine. Android apps, Flash, it looks nice, what else does it need?
Quote:The OS will not be discontinued. RIM is still a profitable company and the OS will be used for all of its smartphones in the future.
Only time will tell...
I think once the company actually gets the promised Android app emulation going, the OS will be fine. Android apps, Flash, it looks nice, what else does it need?
I have come across a VOIP service that provides free calls to Canada and US. They have applications that are compatible with iPhones, Symbian and Android OS. I am waiting for some voip application that is compatible on any model of BlackBerry. THEN I will go out and buy it.
