#playbook os 2

RIM showed to members of the media a preview of the BlackBerry Playbook OS 2.0. RIM has done a lot of improvements on the Playbook OS to make it more usable this time (I bought a BB Playbook a couple of weeks ago to prepare for OS 2.0). These apps were previously deactivated when you're not "bridged" to a BlackBerry handset and was the single biggest issue a lot of Playbook users were complaining about. BBM will still not run on the Playbook as well as SMS synching (RIM has taken note of the latter). Android Apps will finally be available on the Playbook. The Playbook OS 2.0 will finally support Android apps via a port. They also recently launched an "App for a Playbook" campaign to encourage more developers to make the move. With OS 2.0, you can now use your BB handset to remotely control your Playbook (he handset may be used as some sort of wireless presenter while the tablet is hooked up to a monitor, HDTV or a projector). Read more in our articles including "BlackBerry Playbook OS 2.0 Media Preview" and "Xiaomi unveils AI Coding Agent with Long-Term Memory".