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Video: This is how the native BlackBerry PlayBook email client will work


Even more BlackBerry news for you today. This time some incredibly good info for PlayBook owners as RIM showed a working demo of the native email, contacts and calender client. They assured everyone that this will be coming sometime this Summer (along with tasks). No exact date on when but we captured a video demo of what you can expect it to look like – just like it does on any BlackBerry smartphone

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13 comments for “Video: This is how the native BlackBerry PlayBook email client will work”

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    Posted by Brian | May 3, 2011, 10:59 am
  2. i like how people are going “woah” for an email client… -__-

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    Posted by danial asghar | May 3, 2011, 11:03 am
  3. It’s better than Apple’s!

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    Posted by Michael | May 3, 2011, 11:15 am
    • Thats not hard, Apple only got a unified mailbox, what, 10 months ago?

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      Posted by RealDeal | May 3, 2011, 11:41 am
  4. How they thought they could launch this tablet without these apps is beyond me. Big mistake, I was interested in the playbook until I read that this was missing, I don’t have a blackberry so it would be useless for accessing email on the go.

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    Posted by Nick | May 3, 2011, 11:48 am
    • That’s the point, as Dean said. It’s not out for you yet. I have a BB and I can get this right away, get all my email synced, calendar, tasks, even use my BB for tethering when I’m on the go (so I don’t need a 3G PlayBook).

      Are you absolutely required to buy a tablet in the next two months? If so, then it doesn’t matter whether RIM released this early without apps or waited, you wouldn’t have bought it anyway. If you DON’T need it right now, but just WANT it, then stop complaining. “I WANT IT NOW” when it’s not available is useless, and people who voice that so-called complaint sound like 5 year olds.

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      Posted by Marco | May 3, 2011, 2:50 pm
  5. About time ! But it will only ship this summer… Should have been there at launch.

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    Posted by Chris Marle | May 3, 2011, 11:49 am
  6. why don’t you people get it?
    PB was released for BB users, sometime this summer all the rest will have a tablet that provides complete functionality.

    RIM were smart to release PB because they had a large enough market and the market will grow much more in a few months.

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    Posted by Dean | May 3, 2011, 1:39 pm
    • completely agree with you.
      The wi-fi only playbook seems to make sense with BB users.

      3G playbook makes more sense with non-BB users…

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      Posted by bummy | May 4, 2011, 12:46 pm
  7. Wow that app is basic. I don’t understand why its taking so long to develop.

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    Posted by Al | May 3, 2011, 6:13 pm
    • One word… SECURITY
      Something Apple and Android don’t seem to care about. It takes time to engineer a secure email app.

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      Posted by Jake | May 4, 2011, 12:53 am
  8. Im more interested on the part where it says the playbook will have BBM messaging applications. Does that mean the ability to use BBM with out having a bridge to your BB smartphone?

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    Posted by blairmn | August 24, 2011, 1:13 pm

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