BlackBerry PlayBook ‘Scrapbook’ App Demo
BlackBerry live at MWC 2011 www.blackberry.com & follow us @BlackBerryScene BlackBerry PlayBook – Mobile World Congress 2011 demonstration of the Scrapbook app, built by The Astonishing Tribe. Find out more about BlackBerry PlayBook uk.blackberry.com and join us on Facebook facebook.com and Twitter twitter.com
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BlackBerry live at MWC 2011 www.blackberry.com & follow us @BlackBerryScene Recording of our live streamed event, AppCircus Spotlight on BlackBerry, where contestants presented their Super App concepts to a RIM jury at Mobile World Congress 2011. Find out more about BlackBerry PlayBook uk.blackberry.com and join us on Facebook facebook.com and Twitter twitter.com
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@pmckennaiv thanks but thats not an official release date. also they said Q1; if it gets into april thats past Q1.
@SocaTrain Cost $499 according to Office Depot. Release End of March / Early April. Same time as HP’s offering. Boom.
@Eloxiel such a strong argument.
@mranthonymcneil85 you’re so true
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@enzo71 cool it is cheaper then iPad
@AamirMuhd
500 $ for 16G; 600 $ for 32G and 700 for 64G
Blackberry Playbook OS is better than Ipad iOS,
@Kimarey
think about this, Playbook OS is new platform made by QNX, so it is given that there are only few apps for now, only for now that they are still on developing apps for this thing,
@romes2dam That would be amazing. The only thing holding this back is that it doesn’t have enough apps to compete with iOS and Android, but if they could support iOS and Android apps, this could actually be a great device.
I like the fact that they support many different formats and that both IOS and Android games and apps can be brought over to the palybook with just one line of coding..they said it took EA about 15 min to bring NFS and TETRIS to the playbook because all they did was change add one line of coding then test it on the emulator..it all worked well…and also there’s talk about bringing the android market on to this device…
@Eloxiel really…lets see the ipad 2 will have a front camera probably VGA and will have the same screen not retina more memory then the last one, probably dual core, and no flash…so besides the games running better what else will it be able to do…the ipad will depend on apps. the playbook has a full browser you like play flash games you can on this…also they support all formats…so an IOS game could be easly transferd to the playbook will onely one line of code.
I haven’t this before. It’ll be great to see how it compares to the iPad. We use blackberries at County Media. Definitely fans.
i m canadian and i love blackberry
If this was Apple who came with this, people would be drooling outta there clothes…
Guys does any one has idea that how much cost it is going to have??
@SocaTrain the cheaper the better!
@sprucepantherkmt i want the 32 gig, hopefully its 550 and not 600
@SocaTrain i hear ya but im still saving for the anticpated price of $499 so the later the better at leas for me lol
@SocaTrain i hear ya but im still saving for the anticipated $499 price so the later the better at least for me lol
i think the iPad2 will be much better then this thing.
@sprucepantherkmt im all for that but is it too much to ask for a release date? it’ll calm everyone’s nerves, as well as give people sufficient time to get there funds together. this thing could come out this friday and be bought out by a bunch of wall street dudes, leaving none for the normal consumer(a strecth but you get my point) RIM is being VERY cocky
huh they gave the winner to the company which said you can even have sponsors on the app…huh smart of RIM to make that app the winner if you can make money by sell ad space on the app while not making it look like an ad but just part of the app then that is smart.
This is just amazing.
Love you RIM.
I <3 Blackberry
most of the developers don’t show their playbook app