The newly released BlackBerry PlayBook 2.0 finally adds email support and other missing functionality. Here's what the new PlayBook software looks like on the screen.
The BlackBerry PlayBook received a major update today that adds capabilities that RIM was chided for omitting in the release of the original device. The major additions are email, calendaring, and the ability to run Android apps that are vetted in the BlackBerry App World.
Here's what the new PlayBook looks like, captured in screen shots
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