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Originally Posted by mgmueller
a.) You can't directly download the Android apps to the PlayBook (to my knowledge). You have to go through your PC/Mac.
You connect you PlayBook via USB to the PC/MAc. Then you use some kind of explorer and send the file from the PC/Mac to the PlayBook. It's installed automatically on the PlayBook. The Android files are downloaded on your PC/Mac. You don't have to manipulate them, use them exactly as downloaded.
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Huh. I thought that you had to download the PlayBook SDK (software development kit) and use that to convert the Android .APK into a BlackBerry .BAR file in order for it to work?
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I guess, it's mainly high-end games, that will push the tablets to their limits. There are some impressive games for iOS and Android, you won't find on PlayBook for example.
But personally, I still have to say: I never would play a high-end game on a touchscreen unit. I'd always prefer physical controllers such as PS3 or XBOX do offer. And from your description I didn't deem games that important.
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Eh. It has Angry Birds. That's more than enough. ;P (well, except for Angry Birds Star Wars, which is sad-making)