[tulitig8r]

I'm looking forward to replacing my old Z10 with the Priv around the Xmas holidays, but since it will be an android device, will I be able to bridge it with my PlayBook? I certainly hope so, but I guess probably not. It would be a total bummer to have to relegate my PlayBook to a WiFi only tablet that can't leave the house.

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[thurask]

Yeah, probably not.

[jgenn3]

I asked this on another thread. General consensus is that BlackBerry is not going to develop bridge on a new OS for a discontinued product. The Playbook is dead as far as they are concerned. Otherwise they would have just gotten Blend to work on it.

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[extisis]

I'm looking forward to replacing my old Z10 with the Priv around the Xmas holidays, but since it will be an android device, will I be able to bridge it with my PlayBook? I certainly hope so, but I guess probably not. It would be a total bummer to have to relegate my PlayBook to a WiFi only tablet that can't leave the house.

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if you had hot spot or tethering capabilities then this could still work. without all the bridge functions of course.

[Chaplain_Clancy]

This has got to be one of the most intelligent question surrounding this new device. A further reason for the continued development of BB10 for consumers.

[mcgilcoli]

This has got to be one of the most intelligent question surrounding this new device. A further reason for the continued development of BB10 for consumers.

I am curious about this as well. I like my z10 well enough, but I would consider the new Slider if it will serve the same purposes (and if my workplace will allow it)