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Last updated: Monday, February 14, 2011

A major concern of launching any new hardware platform is that there will not be enough applications available to drive demand. Research In Motion (RIM) may be looking to minimize this concern, as it pertains to its PlayBook tablet, by allowing it to run applications which are built for another mobile operating system. Specifically, in

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RIM’s PlayBook may run Android apps

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