Research in Motion has announced their plans to stop allowing Android apps to be side loaded on the Blackberry Playbook says Alec Saunders, Vice President of Developer Relations for Blackberry. Saunders said that RIM wants to avoid “duplicating the chaotic cesspool of Android market.” RIM’s comments are an obvious dig at the Google Play Android app… Read more
So you’ve been waiting on prices to drop on tablets. You really really want one but just can’t afford it. Well, today may be your lucky day. Looks like the folks over at Lenovo are trying to push their numbers for Q1, at least in terms of IdeaPad A1 sales. Clicking this link here, will take you to the tablet which is being sold for a door-busting $199.20…. Read more
One of the bullet points for Research In Motion’s BlackBerry PlayBook, the company’s very first tablet device, is that they have always planned on running Android applications on it. That’s great for those developers out there who want to keep their development model strictly Android, but wouldn’t mind promoting their applications in other markets. To… Read more
Whispers and statements of Android apps running on the BlackBerry Playbook circulated for months until RIM finally announced it would be happening. The press release for the announcement discussed how it would work at a system level, but exactly how the buttons and compatibility issues would be solved hasn’t exactly been discussed in length until now…. Read more
Rumors have always swirled and evidence has popped up here and there, but RIM has finally put out a press release and made it official: The BlackBerry PlayBook will support Android Apps. In a move to woo developers, RIM has announced that not only will the PlayBook run BB Java, Native C/C++, HTML5, Flash, and AIR, but there will also be a “high… Read more
Just in case there are a few readers out there that aren’t yet aware of our crazy Facebook giveaway, and in case some of you know but haven’t taken a minute or two to enter, we’re sending out reminders in these last days before the drawing begins. We’re giving away one tablet for every 5,000 entries we receive, people. So a high number of entrants does… Read more
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