Research In Motion launched its first tablet, the BlackBerry PlayBook, on April 19th of this year. Since that point in time — and even before, … ...

BlackBerry recently confirmed that it had cancelled plans to bring the BlackBerry 10 operating system to its first 7 inch tablet. Now vice president Alec Saunders has confirmed that the BlackBerry ...

During BlackBerry's Q1 conference call last week, CEO Thorsten Heins announced that he was stopping development work for the company's Playbook tablet. Investors won't miss this dud of a product line.

BlackBerry Chief Executive Officer Thorsten Heins said the popularity of tablet computers may wane, an indication the company may shelve a follow-up to its ill-fated PlayBook device.

While BlackBerry continues to work on getting its BlackBerry 10-based Z10 ad Q10 smartphones out into the world, it could also be about to resurrect the PlayBook tablet, or not, as the case may be.

While the new BlackBerry smartphones were the stars of today's launch event, the company isn't forgetting about the PlayBook tablets already on the market.

Playback: RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook, 18 months later Has new hardware and software made the PlayBook a significantly better tablet?

BlackBerry Bridge Before PlayBook 2.0, the only way to manage email and the like on a PlayBook was through a BlackBerry smartphone, using the BlackBerry Bridge app.

Not long after the BlackBerry PlayBook was released, we started hearing rumors about what the next iteration of the tablet’s software would look like. The most important additions seemed to be ...

Science $199 BlackBerry PlayBook tablet is back RIM's tablet reappears on retailer shelves with deep discounts, the heftiest of which is a $350 price drop on the 32GB model.

RIM's tale of woes has taken a new turn. If flagging sales of its PlayBook tablet device haven't been enough, an entire rig containing $1.7 million dollars worth of PlayBook tablets has gone ...