With the release of BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0, RIM made it possible to run thousands of Android apps on the company’s 7 inch tablet. That dramatically increases the number of apps available for the ...

The Android App Player for the PlayBook is the software that will open up the world of Android apps on the BlackBerry tablet. However, a version of that has somehow made its way to the PlayBook users ...

The easiest way that most thought can salvage the PlayBook tablet device out of its impending graveyard was to allow the device to run Android Apps. Their native application market just did not have ...

We’ve seen unsubstantiated rumors, and heard hints that Research in Motion might expand its BlackBerry PlayBook Tablet OS to support Android apps, too. Now, just hours after the CTIA show in Orlando ...

RIM PlayBook Research In Motion said that “thousands” of Android apps are already in the Android player launched one week ago as part of the PlayBook OS 2.0 update. The company said that the player ...

Having announced official support for Android applications before it released its PlayBook tablet, RIM has started to detail the features that will be available when its compatibility layer goes live.

A lot has been said about the BlackBerry PlayBook's app situation—or lack thereof. Reviews noted how not including native e-mail, contacts, and calendar apps was a major fail, and how the lack of apps ...

Android applications which uses Google Maps, in app billing, SIP VoIP and live Android wallpapers would not be usable on the BlackBerry PlayBook. Any application which uses Google Maps, in App billing ...

If you can't beat them, join them. Or, at least, borrow from their ecosystem. That's the underlying message from RIM that its forthcoming tablet BlackBerry PlayBook is set to support Android apps a ...

Research In Motion?s plans to expand the application ecosystem for the BlackBerry PlayBook by having the tablet support Android apps makes the device a more compelling canvas for advertisers. However, ...

The ailing BlackBerry PlayBook is getting a big update next month, including an Android app player. But should the price be slashed? Luke Westaway is a senior editor at CNET and writer/ presenter of ...

Research in Motion is hopping on the Android bandwagon. The BlackBerry-maker announced today its forthcoming PlayBook tablet will support Android apps, expanding the market for the Google platform.