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Jase88 · 02-26-2013, 05:54 PM

I agree that it appears RIM (Blackberry) initially designed the Playbook as a device to be used in conjunction with a Blackberry smartphone. But in most respects they've overcome this with subsequent OS updates and added functionality.

With regards to auto-correct, the functionality is designed to 'learn' the nuances of the user. This is a step beyond the editable dictionary on previous Blackberry devices. And frankly, I'm okay with it.

All tablets currently available have limitations. Personally, I don't see bookmark management issues as a 'show stopper'--I'm confident they'll improve this functionality with BB10.

02-26-2013, 05:54 PM	#3
Jase88 BlackBerry Extraordinaire Join Date: May 2005 Location: Waterloo: Home of RIM Model: PlayB Carrier: Bell Mobility Posts: 1,008	Re: I Like My Playbook, But... I agree that it appears RIM (Blackberry) initially designed the Playbook as a device to be used in conjunction with a Blackberry smartphone. But in most respects they've overcome this with subsequent OS updates and added functionality. With regards to auto-correct, the functionality is designed to 'learn' the nuances of the user. This is a step beyond the editable dictionary on previous Blackberry devices. And frankly, I'm okay with it. All tablets currently available have limitations. Personally, I don't see bookmark management issues as a 'show stopper'--I'm confident they'll improve this functionality with BB10.
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