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Thanks for posting.Last edited by blackjack93117; 10-31-11 at 11:55 AM.
advcomputer likes this.10-31-11 11:53 AMLike 1 - I disagree. I have an iPad and a PlayBook, and currently I'm able to use the iPad's citrix receiver (the PlayBook receiver does not include support for RSA tokens) and the iPad has a nice vSphere client app. The only thing I really do with my PlayBook (which I've had since launch) is check to see if there's an OS update, so I can see what this thing is really supposed to do. It's a shame, I really like the user experience on the PB, but the ifad (hardly) has much more usability as a business app. I don't even want to get into the lame documents to go suite that's on the PB...10-31-11 12:09 PMLike 0
- kbz1960Doesn't MatterIsn't that funny. Everyone screams that RIM needs to become more consumer friendly and they are working toward that now people are saying they need to stop.
So which is it?
Right now the playbook OS is still an infant and it will have those things for business. If you need those apps now then I guess buying the playbook was a mistake for you. Even though we all know the slogans RIM put out there it was still pretty obvious if anyone bothered to really check that those things were going to take more time.
As it is now there is starting to be better apps aval.10-31-11 12:27 PMLike 0 - I disagree. I have an iPad and a PlayBook, and currently I'm able to use the iPad's citrix receiver (the PlayBook receiver does not include support for RSA tokens) and the iPad has a nice vSphere client app. The only thing I really do with my PlayBook (which I've had since launch) is check to see if there's an OS update, so I can see what this thing is really supposed to do. It's a shame, I really like the user experience on the PB, but the ifad (hardly) has much more usability as a business app. I don't even want to get into the lame documents to go suite that's on the PB...
Regardless - I much prefer the portability and discretion offered by the playbook for business meetings over that ten inch monster.Last edited by blackjack93117; 10-31-11 at 12:31 PM.
10-31-11 12:29 PMLike 0 - Isn't that funny. Everyone screams that RIM needs to become more consumer friendly and they are working toward that now people are saying they need to stop.
So which is it?
Right now the playbook OS is still an infant and it will have those things for business. If you need those apps now then I guess buying the playbook was a mistake for you. Even though we all know the slogans RIM put out there it was still pretty obvious if anyone bothered to really check that those things were going to take more time.
As it is now there is starting to be better apps aval.10-31-11 12:43 PMLike 0 - I disagree. I have an iPad and a PlayBook, and currently I'm able to use the iPad's citrix receiver (the PlayBook receiver does not include support for RSA tokens) and the iPad has a nice vSphere client app. The only thing I really do with my PlayBook (which I've had since launch) is check to see if there's an OS update, so I can see what this thing is really supposed to do. It's a shame, I really like the user experience on the PB, but the ifad (hardly) has much more usability as a business app. I don't even want to get into the lame documents to go suite that's on the PB...
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