[dagerlach]

kbz1960,

I suspect your comment is pretty close to accurate.

dg

[devcellent]

I hope they do. And it better kick their iButt

[dfb8085]

The way RIM system works is that everything to do with email and bbm are tied to a pin number (just one). Anyone with any tech knowledge can see why its such a problem to do a dual product system. I for one don't see where the native email on the PB is such a big deal. I always have my blackberry phone with me day and night and do all my emailing from there. If one wants email on the PB why not just login through webmail via the browser and login like you from a PC and check your email. Either that or develop apps for the most popular email services like users of other brands of tablets are doing. I thing the BB nation is pushing RIM a little to much on that and they are doing all they can to make it happen but its causing issues which is delaying the release of version 2.0 If they brought it out with out the native email and included the android player the mail apps are already available. I really in this case the BB nation needs to bring it down a notch or two. Give RIM a little breathing room on this issue.

[jrcdpm]

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[ImsoUhoez]

so where do you go to download?