Earlier today, we reached out to Polarbit to get some answers to questions submitted to us via our Twitter followers. Not only did Polarbit respond, but Yann, with Polarbit, responded extremely promptly. Polarbit believes the Playbook is a great platform for gaming… Hit the break to read the full interview.

When Sim City was released for the Playbook, I was very excited. I have been playing different versions of this franchise for over 15 years now on PC. In my mind, I thought it would be a great game to play on a tablet, and the portability of the Playbook …

Golf Battle 3D is a fun golf game where you gain points by driving your ball as far as you can. There are different types of balls that can add points to your drives, and you can control the direction of your ball using the Playbooks accelerometer. Connect online to …

In an article dated October 20, 2011, Bloomberg is reporting that the new head of developer relations at RIM, Alec Saunders, wants “…a team on the ground here in Silicon Valley, going to developer events and meeting with developers all the time.” The information in the Bloomberg article is gleamed from a …

From the team that brought you the original ’workaround’ for Blackberry Bridge on Playbook OS2, comes another and even easier way to utilize BlackBerry Bridge apps. The original workaround we posted required you to use your main Internet browser or Bridge Browser, and you would have to use tabs to switch between …

  One of my favorite sites to peruse is definitely reddit.com, and to this point there have been 2 Reddit reader apps for the Playbook that are worth mentioning — Reddvin and Frink. Hit the break to read more

First off I would like to say that those who make reviews on BlackBerry AppWorld, should tell the truth. STOP FABRICATING! I would not have downloaded this game because of the reviews if I didn’t listen to my “gut instincts”. With all that said, I am happy to do an …

Why do all these Android apps that people are trying side load onto their Playbooks not work? Well, the answer is … 1) Regardless of what you think, Android is not totally open source, and 2) the Playbook is not running Android natively, but rather in an emulator of sorts. …