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Last updated: Monday, May 2, 2011

RIM took some heat when reviewers first got their mitts on the PlayBook for the company’s unexpected decision about built-in apps. The PlayBook has no calendar, no email client, and no address book apps. Instead, those are served from a connected BlackBerry smartphone using the BlackBerry Bridge app. Even more curious was the complete lack

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Hands-on: BlackBerry PlayBook gets BBM access via Bridge

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