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jeffreytoronto makes a lot of sense to me. Bridge on the playbook is a window into the older bb email/bbm etc. the phone via bridge serves up the functionailty. I couldn't understand how they would implement bridge email with thephone having a completely new email hub
Main benefit for bridge to me is internet access as I don't have LTE playbook. By the time playbook has bb10, there will be no point for email,bbm etc via bridge as it would duplicate functionality.
Might be able to also share screens or other second party apps
we do need bb10 on playbook ASAP though.
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Sorry but I have to disagree. I have work email on my work phone but I don't want them on my PlayBook, however on the train I like to use the PlayBook to browse the Web and look at and respond to my work email. Bridge used to let me do that.
Removing this functionality fundamentally changes the purpose of having a playbook and removes any reason for a bb10 user to have a playbook vs any cheap tablet out there...