[Stick Legs]

We've all been there,...out somewhere, not near a power source, and your phone's dead or dying.
If you happen to have a PlayBook on hand though, would it be possible to connect and get juice that way?

[F2]

Doubt it but if you can find a proper cable, you can always experiment.

[aragone79]

I don't think it can be done. Since PlayBook does not support USB On The Go.

CMIIW

[naviwilliams]

I doubt it, plus, you'd simply be killing the battery on your PlayBook, no?

[Stick Legs]

Ya, but if push came to shove I'd rather have power to my phone. Just for emergencies is what I was thinking.

[rogprov]

There are plenty of phone back-up batteries on the market - try Amazon for starters.

[CBCListener]

I can't see that that would work, but if you're looking for a boost of juice (and, rather than buy a multitude of batteries, as I did) there's a battery pack that just might give one power for both the PlayBook and the phone: A Big Swig of Extra Battery Power - NYTimes.com

[xamdam]

Just use the online nuclear reactor from Russia to have unlimited power for your devices.

It even comes with a lifetime warranty of radiation sickness for the betterment of mankind.

Now to answer your question:

No

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[Jimcmf]

Just carry a spare battery.
You need to learn to gab less and budget your battery use.

[Bravo-_-]

We've all been there,...out somewhere, not near a power source, and your phone's dead or dying.
If you happen to have a PlayBook on hand though, would it be possible to connect and get juice that way?

Really.. Are you really asking a question like that? I heard of newbie but you are a catastrophe... look back on what you wrote. Does it make sense. No. Ok there you go!

[Bravo-_-]

Just use the online nuclear reactor from Russia to have unlimited power for your devices.

It even comes with a lifetime warranty of radiation sickness for the betterment of mankind.

Now to answer your question:

No

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LOL