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We had heard early rumors, but now it’s official — the 16GB Wi-Fi edition of RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook is now available from Sprint for $499.99. If you’re unfamiliar with the specs, here ...

Following Sprint’s confirmation that it has chosen not to move forward in releasing a 4G WiMAX-enabled version of RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook tablet, RIM said it has decided to focus instead on LTE.

Sprint Nextel Corp has scrapped plans to sell a high-speed version of Research In Motion Ltd's PlayBook tablet because of slack demand, delivering another blow to BlackBerry phone maker.

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

4G LTE BlackBerry PlayBook may debut this month The new flavor PlayBook tablet will launch in Canada by the end of July, says MobileSyrup.

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.

Unlike BlackBerry OS on smartphones, which uses RIM's own proprietary messaging protocols, PlayBook 2.0 uses standard internet protocols (IMAP and POP3) and Microsoft's Exchange ActiveSync.

The PlayBook only does that if you’re already a BlackBerry user. Oh, and your Blackberry is right there. And charged. Second, RIM’s content and application ecosystem remains remarkably thin.

Unfortunate news for RIM: while sales of the PlayBook tablet haven't been nearly as brisk as some other competitors out there, it looks like Sprint won't be investing time and effort into pushing ...

Sprint Nextel announced on Friday that it has scrapped plans to sell a 4G WiMax version of Research in Motion's BlackBerry PlayBook tablet after the device failed to generate sufficient interest.