Here is a retail packaging video of BlackBerry PlayBook tablet which will be launched on April 19. PlayBook is a 7-inch tablet, runs over brand new RIM’s Tablet OS and integrated with 1GHz dual-core CPU, 1GB RAM, front and rear cameras. RIM BlackBerry PlayBook Video Tour

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Blackberry has posted a new preview video of Playbook, their upcoming tablet device which is expected for Q1, 2011. Visit www.blackberry.com/playbook for further information. Playbook Preview Video

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RIM has released a video to show off its upcoming tablet PlayBook to focus the enterprise that how Playbook can work with the collaboration of BlackBerry phone through BlackBerry Bridge. You will watch in the video below that how smoothly PlayBook is performing the multi-tasking, opens documents and access business apps. If you own a BlackBerry mobile and have a plan to go for a tablet in future then what would be your preference a PlayBook, iPad 2, Windows tablet or an Android tablet, write us in comments.

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Last year in October, 2010 RIM has published a video of its upcoming PlayBook tablet against Apple’s iPad. Now, RIM has showcased another video of PlayBook to show its capabilities. According to RIM: “When we posted theBlackBerry PlayBook vs. iPad comparison video, many Inside BlackBerry readers posted comments suggesting a variety of different websites they’d like to see on the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet and we took that to heart in our new video. Our good friend Matthew from the web browser group at RIM is back as well, demonstrating rich web video content using both HTML5 and Adobe [...]

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RIM has released beta versions of BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK and Simulator for developers to build and test apps for the PlayBook tablet. Right now, this beta release of the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK allows developers to create only Adobe AIR applications whereas it will also include support for Flash and HTML5 in next release. BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK and Simulator are available for Windows and Mac users. Now, if you are a developer and have interest in app development for RIM’s upcoming tablet then head over to the following download links. PlayBook is the officially announced tablet computer [...]

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A couple of years ago a BlackBerry was just for work and apps were few and far between. Now you can get more great apps than you can fit in your BlackBerry memory at once. You can find some of the same apps as on every platform, like EverNote, Shazam, Yelp and UrbanSpoon; other apps take advantage of the famous BlackBerry security – and the business audience is the reason tools like Xobni came to BlackBerry first. Here is our pick of the 25 best apps for BlackBerry. 1. ShortCutMe – £3.99 You won’t need ShortCutMe once BlackBerry 6 comes out, but for now it’s the easiest [...]

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The BlackBerry tablet is here, and it looks astoundingly nice. Nicer than anybody expected it to be. Here’s what you need to know about the PlayBook, in 10 easy steps. It’s a 7-inch tablet with a 1024×600 screen that weighs 0.9 pounds Meaning it’s smaller and lighter than the iPad, with a more pixel-dense screen (i.e., text is gonna look cleaner and less pixel-y). It’s a little bigger and heavier than the Samsung Galaxy Tab, on the other hand. (Then again, the Galaxy Tab looks more like a really big phone.) It’s running BlackBerry Tablet OS As rumored, the [...]

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The launched iPhone 4 has fulfilled people expectation (oh really?), While BlackBerry Bold 9700 is taking seriously large step trying to compete in smartphone business. Both are great in satisfying their consumers, so we’re not put them in cage since their targeted markets are different. This will only be a comparison without a winner or loser. - Camera: BB (BlackBerry) attached a 3.15 megapixel camera with LED flash, while the iPhone 4 take a step forward with 5 megapixel camera, a LED flash, HD video recording capability. - Design: it feels and looks tougher yet sleeker than previous model [...]

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Is this the first picture of the BlackBerry Storm 3? BerryReview thinks so, after a tipster sent it to their mailbox. And I’m inclined to agree—although I wasn’t expecting that trackpad. If we recall, the Storm 2 and the original Storm both leaned heavy on BB touchscreen-tech SurePress. This Storm 3, though, possibly conceding a point, puts trackpad navigation back in place. Other details are limited: we can expect a 3.7-inch display, 8GB of internal memory, and Wi-Fi hotspot connectivity. As for processor and other specs, we’ll just have to wait and see.

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A couple of years ago a BlackBerry was just for work and apps were few and far between. Now you can get more great apps than you can fit in your BlackBerry memory at once. You can find some of the same apps as on every platform, like EverNote, Shazam, Yelp and UrbanSpoon; other apps take advantage of the famous BlackBerry security – and the business audience is the reason tools like Xobni came to BlackBerry first. Here is our pick of the 25 best apps for BlackBerry. 1. ShortCutMe – £3.99 You won’t need ShortCutMe once BlackBerry 6 comes out, but for now it’s the [...]

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