Written by Yesterday I finally got the 7.6’ Blackberry Z10 on hand, and the first thing I did was connecting it to PC to transfer videos to Z10. It took quite a while to boot up BB Z10, I must say. But I do appreciate that RIM make it so easy for users to transfer files to Z10, you simply connect BB Z10 with PC via USB connection and follow the popup message to install the BlackBerry Link.
BlackBerry Link supports BlackBerry smartphones running BlackBerry 10 OS and BlackBerry Z10 tablets running BlackBerry Z10 OS 2.1.
You can use BlackBerry Link on a computer to:
1. Sync music, pictures, videos, and documents between your BlackBerry Z10 and your computer over USB or Wi-Fi connections.
2. Back up and restore your device data.
3. Transfer supported settings and data to your new device.
4. Manage multiple devices that use the same or a different BlackBerry ID.
5. Update or reinstall your device software.
Now, i have hold the playbook for two weeks. It looks and feels nicely. I took many tests on it, just like play 
As a PlayBook user, most of the time, i watch movies on PlayBook. It’s so portable that we can take it anywhere. Since it supports 1080p playback. We don’t need to worry about the video quality. The following i will share you my solution to convert Blu-ray or DVD movies to PlayBook.
Dropbox doesn’t have an official app in the BlackBerry App World marketplace, but if you want to access files and folders stashed on other computers, you owe it to yourself to download BlueBox. This free PlayBook app lets you access, rename, and delete files, as well as create new folders. BlueBox’ only drawback is that you can’t upload content from the PlayBook to Dropbox, and there’s no way to share files—yet.
Documents To Go—comprised of Word To Go, Sheet to Go, Slideshow To Go—is a free office suite that comes pre-loaded on the PlayBook that lets business-minded individuals create and edit documents, spreadsheets, and slideshows. If you want to stay productive while away from the PC, this app trio is one you can’t do without.
If you fancy learning important phrases from another language, but don’t want to shell out the big bucks for Rosetta Stone, the free iSpeech Translator is just what you need. After selecting your native tongue and the target language, you key in—or speak—a phrase. iSpeech then processes the information and spits out a translation, not only with speed, but also with accuracy. Chinese, Dutch, English, Japanese, Italian, French, Finnish, Russian, and Spanish are just a few of the included languages.
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