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BlackBerry Desktop Software for Mac updated with PlayBook media support
Newsbrief by Dan Seifert on Thursday June 30, 2011.
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RIM has finally released a version of BlackBerry Desktop Software for the Mac that enables media support on the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet. The new update is a sigh of relief for those who were having trouble dragging and dropping files to the PlayBook over USB. Media such as photos, music, and videos can now synched with iTunes and iPhoto. BlackBerry Desktop Software for Mac version 2.1 is free and can be downloaded now.
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