[rob nexus]

Really excited about the Passbook - day 1 playbook owner (still fire it up once in a white).. company switched to iphones while back..
I am coming home to the Passbook, pretty sure...
My question: Have an Android tablet (nexus 10) - will I somehow be able to use the Passbook as a conduit to the tablet, both for internet AND especially to make my tablet a larger version of what's on, and in, my Passbook?

Not well asked, I realize - appreciate any thoughts.
Thanks.

[Banco]

I know someone will say this, so I'll do it politely....i assume you mean the Passport?

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[rob c]

Omg. Yes.
Thinking I don't deserve the device if I can't even remember what it is named.

[aminrajabi]

To answer your question, I believe that's what BB Blend will do but it hasn't officially been announced so not sure of exact functionality.

Last thing we saw on CrackBerry did point out Android compatibility.


EDIT: Here's the link

http://crackberry.com/heres-how-blac...ct-your-device

It actually says it may be compatible with Android and iOS tablets so nothing is confirmed.

[chiefqualakon]

Also it may only be for enterprise customers.

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[rambo47]

I think it's highly unlikely that a BlackBerry of any flavor will offer the kind of linkage to a tablet like what you're talking about. One of the hallmarks of BlackBerry has always been security and that kind of remote access to a BlackBerry would certainly circumvent that security. Even the linkage to BlackBerry's own PlayBook was very limited.