We just heard about the BlackBerry PlayBook and now we’re already hearing about some of the apps which will be available for the device. Among the first: A free ...

The tablet device that Research In Motion was rumored to be developing is finally out and it seems Apple’s iPad now has some serious competition to deal with, what with the Samsung’s Galaxy Tab being ...

A casual tweet sparks controversy and confusion over whether BlackBerry PlayBook users will be able to side-load apps apart from RIM’s online store. A followup blog post doesn’t bring much more ...

A free download from the BlackBerry World app market, Box.net provides a simple, elegant entryway on the PlayBook to its online storage service. While not as robust as the browser-based version, it is ...

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, ...

You might think given that the company posted a financial loss of $485 million due to inventory costs that no one wants its BlackBerry PlayBook tablets. But you'd be wrong. Now that RIM is actively ...

Research In Motion’s BlackBerry PlayBook has a 7-inch screen that makes it much easier for many tasks than you’d see on a BlackBerry smartphone, and ExpenseBook is a case in point.

Bad luck if you bought a Playbook tablet on the basis of running Android apps on it—according to someone who spoke to Engadget, the support has been pushed back to late fall. [Engadget] The BlackBerry ...

'Inside Lines' podcast host Atoya Burleson is building a community for the families of professional athletes with her new app, Ladies Playbook. As we gear up for POWER PLAYS, the dynamic celebration ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...