My list:
1) Access to the BB10 apps
2)Better browser experience
3)DLNA
4)Improved keyboad
5)Timeshift camera
My list:
1) Access to the BB10 apps
2)Better browser experience
3)DLNA
4)Improved keyboad
5)Timeshift camera
1. Screen time out to be 5/10/15/30/never
2. Battery to switch off Playbook at 20%
1. SKYPE
2. BB 10 Apps
3. DLNA
4. Better Facebook & Twitter App
5. Improved Browser
1. Z10 browser
2. BB10 apps
3. BB10 keyboard
4. BB10 search function
5. BB10 file manager (I heard it's better than the current PlayBook system)
Keep everything else the same and (re)add full bridge functionality. Keep the bezel scrolling feature.
1. BB10browser
2. Access to data files created on either PB or Z10.
3. BB10 apps.
4. Time shift camera.
5. Z10 hub.
1) You can already do that today using Files and Folders app
5) How is the Z10 HUB that much different than the current one on the PB?
I didn't know they had this feature on the Z10?
Don't need the hub. The notification system is fine as is for a tablet. More importantly, the hub is RAM intensive as there is a ton of multitasking taking place to run it. The PB simply doesn't have the resources to run the hub and provide us with the multitasking we currently enjoy at the same time.
1) Faster Browser
3) Make the overall sluggishness that came with .1526 go away
2) USB OTG incl. multimedia docking station (w/ USB, power, HDMI, Ethernet)
4) Properly syncing desktop software
5) More native apps
The new base and core of the OS and not this adobe air stuff.
Browser, browser, browser, browser
We need Skype!!!! Drop Box and what's app.
The apparent improvement in the Android runtime supporting apps like Instagram (and Netflix).
How is BB10 going to get you these? It's not in Blackberry's control.
USB-on-the-go - oh, wait, still missing from rim devices!
All of thee above :D
Probably doesn't fit into the BB security paradigm.
I would like my Playbook to:
1. Make my coffee every morning.
2. Listen to my wife when I don't want to.
3. Wash my clothes.
4. Pay my bills.
5. Vacuum my house once a week
6. Netflix native app.
I had been thinking that was one more reason why it is not available. But is it really much different from plugging the pb into a usb port on a computer?
Well, when it's plugged into a USB drive on a computer, it's done very differently to pretty much any other USB storage device I have ever encountered. Instead of simply appearing as a USB mass storage device (like flash drives, most phones etc.), it sets up a network over USB, makes itself a network storage device, and then communicates with a PC side application which subsequently maps it as a network drive in Windows (not sure how it all works on other OSes). This means that all transfers go through the PlayBook's web server, which is very secure (it's the only process on the PB that runs as root, because it's secure enough to be trusted with that privilege), so there isn't much of a security issue there.
However, I don't think that's altogether highly relevant to USB OTG support; whereas a computer can be running code etc., most USB devices are "inactive", by which I mean, they store data but they don't have a processor etc., so can't actually run code. So all code that does anything would be running on the PB, and so subject to the PB security. Although it is possible to have USB devices with on-board processing capabilities etc. (the PSJailbreak and it's many clones spring to mind) But that would only really matter if there was some vulnerability in their USB stack (the code that would handle USB OTG connections), and provided the USB stack was not allowed to run as root, even that wouldn't be a problem. I don't think USB OTG has anything to do with security, I think there are other reasons (perhaps time constraints preventing it from having all bugs and quirks ironed out? in which case a future release might get it...)
1. Better browser.
2. Better file manager.
3. Better Docs to go.
4. Bulgarian keyboard.
5. USB OTG for my digital signature
6. Auto CAD reader
7. Offline map navigation
Once i have these business tools i can start praying for Skype
Browser and good vid chat or whatever that works seamless with the phones.
better keyboard
better browser
it wouldbe nice to have netflix but could care lessif it never came
a fully functional google maps with offline support and navagation
a proper tablet integration of bb10
a proper lock screen instead of just having password input, and thus lockscreen should have gestures to go right to messages and camera.
better ram management so that the wonderful playbook can have the illusion of having more ram
and able to take advantage of the over 60 battery saving tweaks so this massive battery in our wifi playbooks can shine
that's what I have so far lol
Seem like the three most common ask are
Browser
Apps
Keyboard
Should be easy for Blackberry to deliver; they can do that with a bridging OS release.
I for one is hoping they release an interim os instead of waiting for the rumored bb10 tablet.
1. Skype
2. BB 10 Apps
3. DLNA
4 Better Docs to Go (eg docx, xlsx, & pptx support)
5. USB (OTG) eg the ability to attach usb storage devices
It works
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That'll do!