CES 2012: BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0 Communicates

At the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Michael Clewley and Jeff Gadway from Research In Motion walk through a few of the features of BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0 that create an intuitive and intelligent communications experience. A unified inbox, as well as socially integrated calendar and contacts applications, are just a few of the features of PlayBook OS 2.0.

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[tosinagbabz]

I'm watching this with my playbook :D

[AbdulAziz Murad]

THE NOTIFICATIONS LED IS BLINKING!!!!!!

[Vindroid Valed]

Bad idea

[xadam2dudex]

yes

[xadam2dudex]

why didn't they include a TF SD card slot ?? that is a deal killer

[markmck2]

iPad blows this out the water.

[Luke Harkness]

HOW MANY FREAKING JEFFS DO YOU KNOW?!

[Ike Lolwut]

tablet looks plain and boring

[matt geisler]

If RIM had put out the Playbook with PIM built in to begin with, it wouldn't be a dead platform right now. But I would venture to guess that RIM is circling the drain at this point. I was a loyal BB phone user for 10 years and bought the Playbook when it released, but the last phone I bought was crap and the playbook was great hardware but too many weaknesses and no app support.

[Cancer2184]

all updates r free, smh

[dan ryan]

will this be a free update??

[tokentreez]

this is all great but have they gotten a working email app yet?