BlackBerry® PlayBook™

[Xandrex]

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gandre wrote:

Also, I am not seeing any new apps (useful) being submitted for download in the PB App World yet.  Still waiting on downloading: BB Protect, BB Traffic, BB Travel, Pandora, Skype, Kindle, and an I.C.E. app.

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For the Amazon Kindle, you can use the online web browser:

http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/BlackBerry-PlayBook/Kindle-Cloud-Reader/m-p/1249433

[grissom]

There haven't been anyy useful apps introduced in the longest. I would like to see a PDF reader that will allow me to unlock my university books like the iPad has. I would also like a Quickoffice BB version. Or a fully functioning Doc to go version. I would also like Yahoo messenger to incorporate video chat. I have Rainbow 6 on my iPad and would like it on my playbook as well. I saw somewhere online Halo being played on a playbook, don't know if it was just computer trickery, but that would be nice to task this powerful dual core processor, but as of now we only have the pixel heavy Doom, which is great, but wore out quickly. brought to ya by iPad2, along with the Mac wireless keyboard!!

[Xandrex]

I don't know about the Mac wireless keyboard, but it has been reported on the "Accessories for PlayBook" board on this forum that other BlueTooth keyboards work very fine on the PlayBook.

And about useful apps, several remarkables one are now available : RDM+, PhoneRemote for example.

[grissom]

My Mac wireless keyboard isn't seen by my playback. but i wish it was. but then again my ipad sees my BB phone and playback, but wing connect.

[pastorjonward]

I am still waiting for an app that allows me to easily print docs and pdfs to my networked printer via wi-fi. Seems like a no-brainer for a business-ready tablet. On the bluetooth keyboard, which one(s) work(s) best?
The other issue I am still waiting on is droid apps on playbook this Summer as was promised.

[grissom]

There is an app for wireless printing. its called. print tool. it is pretty good. its bare bones, but at least it holds the MAC address.