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| quote: | Originally posted by Dr. Z
So I got my PB and it's fucking sweet of course. But one thing, maybe someone here has one and ran into the same issue. How do I watch a youtube vid in one tab and then surf facebook on another? As soon as I switch tabs it pauses the youtube vid. :\ |
Never tried that, lemme check. I primarily use my PB at work where Youtube is blocked...
| quote: | Originally posted by Mortyman
Just found a huge flaw with my Blackberry...
When you go into BBM and go to scan a group barcode... there is no way of exiting this unless you take the battery out. No button will exit from this screen, it just waits and waits and waits til it scans something. |
Sounds just like a bad deal, mine exits easily by hitting any other button...
Have you tried pulling the battery and going straight to the "SCAN GROUP BARCODE" when it boots up?
Could be many issues, the current OS, what BBM you are using etc... it's purely fluke IMO.
| quote: | Originally posted by http://www.engadget.com/
http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/02/...ok-apps-in-may/
BlackBerry PlayBook to get Video Chat and Facebook apps in May
By Vlad Savov posted May 2nd 2011 8:41AM
Who's going to get the very first "tablet-optimized" Facebook app? Why, it's RIM and the PlayBook! The Canadian company has today revealed it's bringing a native Facebook app to its 7-inch, QNX-based slate, which will also be joined by a new Video Chat application. The latter will be available to download on May 3rd, with an over-the-air update dishing it out to current PlayBook owners. Its functionality will be no different from what we've come to expect from such clients -- both voice and video calls will be available anywhere you can find a a WiFi connection. As to the Facebook app, it's coming some time later in the month, and will let you view and add your friends, share photos and videos "seamlessly," access Facebook Chat, and view and interact with the news Feed. Both should be getting extensive demos at BlackBerry World, which is taking place this week, and we'll be sure to have a gander and report our findings. Skip past the break for the full press releases.
May 2, 2011
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
RIM Announces New Video Chat Application for the BlackBerry
PlayBook Tablet
Allows BlackBerry PlayBook users to easily share special moments with friends and family
Waterloo, ON - Research In Motion (RIM) (NASDAQ: RIMM; TSX: RIM) today announced the availability of the BlackBerry® PlayBook™ Video Chat application - an easy and fun way for friends and family to place and receive video calls between BlackBerry® PlayBook™ tablets over an internet connected Wi-Fi® network.
"BlackBerry is a renowned mobile communication solution for connecting users to the people and information that matter most throughout their day," said Tom Goguen, VP, Collaboration and Social Networking at Research In Motion (RIM). "With the BlackBerry PlayBook Video Chat application we are excited to be enabling our customers to share important moments and events with family and friends via video calls. With the BlackBerry PlayBook's high-resolution video cameras and stunning display, a Video Chat call is the next best thing to being there."
Key features of the PlayBook Video Chat application include:
• One-Click Video and Voice over Wi-Fi Calls - with just one click users can make a call from their Video Chat contact list, log of recent calls or simply by entering the BBID email address of the person they want to call.
• Incoming Call Notifications - users will receive a notification pop-up when a new video call comes in, allowing them to accept the call as either a video or voice call, or decline the call. For those quiet moments - such as when while watching a movie or playing a game -users will also have the ability to simply set the "Do Not Disturb" option and the BlackBerry PlayBook will automatically ignore all incoming calls.
• Powerful In-Call Functions - by using the picture-in-picture function users can easily preview their own video image prior to placing the call in order to see what will be displayed on the other end. They can also easily switch cameras from front to rear so their friends can see what they are seeing, and for private moments users can mute/unmute audio or make or take calls using voice only.
• Friends List - BlackBerry PlayBook Video Chat comes complete with a Friends List for maintaining your favorite contacts. A picture can easily be added to a contact to personalize the entry and a Call Log makes it simple to keep track of received and missed calls.
The BlackBerry PlayBook Video Chat application will be showcased this week at BlackBerry World 2011 (www.blackberryworld.com) in Orlando FL. It is expected to be available on May 3 and will be distributed to existing BlackBerry PlayBook customers through an over-the-air software update and will also be available on BlackBerry App World™.
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